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All cities × all apartment types — rent ranges (2026).
Monthly rent in EUR. Figures represent mid-market range; premium central apartments or peak-season resort areas can be higher.
| City | Studio | 1BR | 2BR | 3BR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Istanbul | €280–500 | €420–750 | €650–1150 | €900–1800 |
| Antalya | €180–320 | €280–490 | €400–680 | €550–950 |
| Izmir | €190–340 | €290–510 | €420–720 | €570–980 |
| Bodrum | €220–420 | €320–600 | €480–850 | €650–1200 |
| Fethiye | €160–290 | €230–400 | €340–570 | €450–750 |
| Alanya | €150–270 | €210–370 | €310–530 | €420–700 |
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Important notes on Turkish rental market (2026)
- Rents are typically quoted in EUR or USD by landlords in tourist/expat areas; in TRY in local residential areas — the EUR figures above represent tourist/expat market pricing.
- Seasonal variation is significant in coastal cities (Bodrum, Fethiye, Alanya) — winter rents can be 30–50% lower than summer peak figures.
- Annual contracts (12-month) are typically cheaper than monthly or seasonal lets.
- Figures represent furnished apartments with utilities not included. Add €50–120/month for utilities depending on season and usage.