Quick Answer
How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Antalya?
A 1-bedroom apartment in Antalya costs €280–€650/month depending on the neighborhood. Budget areas like Kepez and Döşemealtı start from €200/month for a 1BR unfurnished. The popular expat neighborhoods of Konyaaltı and Lara range from €350–€650 for a 1BR. Furnished apartments command a 25–45% premium over unfurnished.
Rent by Neighborhood and Size (Monthly, EUR)
Prices are for unfurnished apartments on 12-month leases, low season (winter). Add 25–45% for furnished. Ranges reflect condition and floor differences within each neighborhood.
| Neighborhood | Vibe | Studio | 1 Bedroom | 2 Bedroom | 3 Bedroom |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Konyaaltı | Beach / Expat hub | €250–€380 | €350–€550 | €500–€850 | €750–€1,300 |
| Lara | Upscale / Seaside | €300–€450 | €400–€650 | €600–€1,000 | €900–€1,600 |
| Muratpaşa | Central / Old City | €200–€320 | €280–€450 | €400–€700 | €600–€1,100 |
| Kepez | Local / Affordable | €150–€230 | €200–€330 | €300–€500 | €450–€750 |
| Döşemealtı | Suburban / Quiet | €130–€210 | €180–€300 | €270–€440 | €400–€680 |
Sources: Sahibinden.com, Hurriyetemlak.com, expat community data. Prices as of early 2026. Individual listings vary.
Seasonal Rent Variation
| Period | Price vs Base | What to Expect |
|---|---|---|
| November – March (Low season) | Base price (listed above) | Best time to negotiate; many landlords offer 1–2 months free on 12-month leases signed in winter |
| April – May (Shoulder) | +5–15% | Prices begin rising as expats and tourists arrive; competition increases |
| June – August (Peak) | +20–40% | Short-term demand drives prices up sharply; furnished apartments especially affected |
| September – October (Shoulder) | +10–20% | Demand eases but prices remain elevated; good time to sign a longer lease |
Furnished vs Unfurnished: Price Difference
Fully furnished
+25–45%What Is Included
All furniture, appliances, white goods, kitchenware, linen
Best For
Short stays under 12 months, digital nomads, new arrivals
Partially furnished
+10–20%What Is Included
Kitchen appliances, sometimes beds — no soft furnishings or extras
Best For
Medium-term renters who own some belongings
Unfurnished (eşyasız)
Base priceWhat Is Included
Empty shell — usually includes built-in kitchen and sometimes AC
Best For
Long-term renters (2+ years), families, those shipping belongings
Budget Tiers for Antalya Expats
Budget
€150–€300/monthStudio or compact 1BR in Kepez or Döşemealtı; unfurnished; local neighborhood
Typical renter: Long-term expats on TRY income, retirees maximizing TRY purchasing power
Mid-range
€300–€600/month1–2BR in Muratpaşa or central Konyaaltı; partially furnished; good access to amenities
Typical renter: Most expat families and remote workers; sweet spot for value and lifestyle
Comfortable
€600–€1,000/month2–3BR in Konyaaltı or Lara; furnished; modern complex with pool/gym/security
Typical renter: Professional expats, families, retirees wanting comfort near the sea
Premium
€1,000–€2,000+/monthLarge 3BR+ or penthouse in Lara or luxury Konyaaltı complexes; all amenities
Typical renter: Senior executives, digital nomads with high income, or those buying time
How Antalya Compares to Other Turkish Cities
| City | 1BR Range (EUR/month) | 2BR Range (EUR/month) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antalya | €350–€650 | €500–€1,000 | Good value; strong expat community; seasonal variation |
| Istanbul | €500–€1,200 | €800–€2,000 | Highest prices in Turkey; huge variation by district |
| Bodrum | €400–€900 | €650–€1,500 | Premium summer destination; much cheaper in winter |
| Alanya | €250–€500 | €380–€750 | Budget-friendly; large Russian and Eastern European expat population |
| Izmir | €350–€650 | €500–€1,000 | Similar to Antalya; less seasonal; good for families |
| Fethiye | €300–€600 | €450–€900 | Strong British expat market; quieter lifestyle |
Rent Trends in Antalya (2026)
- Antalya rents rose sharply in 2022–2023 driven by high inflation (80%+) and refugee-related demand spikes
- EUR-denominated rents stabilized in 2024 and have been broadly flat in recent months as the TRY has weakened
- EUR-quoted leases are increasingly common in expat areas — many landlords in Konyaaltı and Lara now advertise in EUR
- New supply (apartment complexes) in Döşemealtı and Kepez is keeping prices competitive in the budget segments
- Short-term Airbnb supply in peak summer has reduced availability of unfurnished long-term units in Konyaaltı
- Year-on-year (in EUR terms), Antalya rents in 2026 are roughly flat to +5% for prime areas
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