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Property for sale in Antalya is quoted in euro, and the province does not behave as a single market.
Alanya holds the bulk of what we publish here and, with Serik, carries a euro midpoint we can stand behind. The districts of the city of Antalya sell in mixed currencies and are quoted per property, and the smaller towns along the shore come in samples too thin for a midpoint at all.
Asking prices across the province open at €48,000 and the midpoint is €185,000. The median home covers 70 m², and the metre rate at that midpoint is €2,701.
Antalya is a province on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. Euro is the currency its asking prices are set in more than any other, which is why euro is the currency we publish.
What appears on the site is a selection rather than the whole of what we can reach. Tell us a ceiling in euro, the district you have in mind and a bedroom count.
The search then runs through property that sellers hold back from advertising as well, ending in either a short list or a straight no.
That is also why the figures here are prices, floor areas and metre rates. A count of adverts moves with our own publishing schedule and says nothing about what Antalya costs.
Asking prices from the listings we had live on 22 October 2026, not completed sale prices — how we measure.
A villa here costs more per square metre as well as in total, so it is a different purchase rather than a bigger apartment.
| Type | From | Median asking price | Median size | Per m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment | €48,000 | €169,500 | 60 m² | €2,688 |
| Villa | €200,000 | €750,000 | 270 m² | €3,019 |
A villa asks 4.4 times what an apartment asks at the midpoint, and it carries the dearer square metre with it: €3,019 next to €2,688.
The premium is paid on land, on floor area and on the metre at the same time.
Apartments and villas are the kinds of property whose midpoint we can publish for Antalya. For anything else, name what you are after and we price it on the property. The villa side is published on its own at Buy villas in Antalya, and the apartment side of the country is set out on Buying an apartment in Turkey.
A larger budget here buys more metres and pays more for each of them.
| Budget band | Median asking price | Median size | Per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to €150,000 | €110,000 | 55 m² | €1,955 |
| €150,000 to €175,000 | €165,000 | 57 m² | €2,833 |
| €175,000 to €300,000 | €222,798 | 73 m² | €3,216 |
| €300,000 and above | €579,638 | 220 m² | €3,393 |
The bands divide the province price distribution between them without overlapping, so a row answers for that budget alone and not for everything below it as well.
Floor area and metre rate rise together as the budget rises, from €1,955 per square metre at the bottom to €3,393 at the top.
In the lowest band the median home measures 55 m², and the entry price for the province, €48,000, falls inside it. If that is where your ceiling sits, Cheap Property in Turkey works the same budget across the country.
Alanya and Serik are the districts where asking prices are set in euro firmly enough for a euro figure to describe the market rather than the exchange rate.
| District | From | Median asking price | Median size | Per m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alanya | €48,000 | €185,000 | 78 m² | €2,615 |
| Serik | — | €356,477 | 195 m² | €3,078 |
Alanya is where the entry price for the province sits: €48,000 is an Alanya asking price, and the district carries the weight of the Antalya list.
Serik asks a higher midpoint, €356,477, on a bigger median home of 195 m², at a dearer metre of €3,078. That pair is a narrow basis for comparison, so read the gap as a statement about those districts and nothing broader.
Serik carries no entry figure, because the lowest asking price on its list is set in another currency and a euro number for it would be arithmetic rather than a price.
Alanya is broken down further, area by area, on Property for Sale in Alanya, and inside it a single area is published separately at Buy an apartment in Mahmutlar, Alanya, Turkey.
In Aksu, Konyaaltı, Muratpaşa, Döşemealtı and Kepez the euro share of the asking prices sits under the level at which we will publish a euro figure. For those districts we publish floor area and quote the price on the property itself.
Floor area carries no exchange rate, which is why it survives where the price does not.
| District | Median size |
|---|---|
| Aksu | 50 m² |
| Konyaaltı | 60 m² |
| Muratpaşa | 74 m² |
| Döşemealtı | 276 m² |
| Kepez | 75 m² |
Konyaaltı and Muratpaşa are the central districts of the city of Antalya, Döşemealtı lies inland and Aksu is the airport side.
Of the districts where we can measure floor area, the biggest median home is in Döşemealtı at 276 m² and the smallest is in Aksu at 50 m².
What that difference is worth depends on what surrounds the address and how far the water actually is. Neither of those is in our listing data, so put them to us as questions instead of reading them out of a floor area.
Manavgat, Finike and Side appear on the Antalya list as well, each in a sample too small for a midpoint to mean anything, so we price them property by property. Send the brief with the district named and we come back with what is available there, published or not.
Each step up this ladder adds money and floor area together, so the bedroom count tracks size as well as price.
These are apartment plans, counted as plans rather than as adverts, because a single development can carry several of them under a single reference. Shops and offices are left out of the ladder.
| Bedrooms | Median asking price | Median size |
|---|---|---|
| 1+1 | €155,000 | 54 m² |
| 2+1 | €241,000 | 95 m² |
| 3+1 | €365,000 | 141 m² |
| 4+1 | €424,000 | 183 m² |
| 5+1 | €535,565 | 238 m² |
The studio step is absent because we publish too few studios in the province for their midpoint to mean anything, and the plans above 5+1 sit in the same position. Tell us the plan you are after and we will price it with the seller.
A sea view is a minority feature on the Antalya list rather than the default setting: 26 per cent of the homes we publish in the province are recorded as having it.
Treat the view as something to specify at the start rather than something the address brings with it. A shared pool is the opposite case, arriving with the complex, which turns the pool into a service-charge question. A private pool is the exception and comes with a plot to look after.
Descriptions that sound alike are not interchangeable. An open sight line, a walkable distance and an unbuilt strip between the building and the sea are separate facts, and the unbuilt strip is the rarest of the set in Antalya.
Ask for the shore distance in metres and for the gradient of the walk back; minutes are the seller’s guess.
If short-term hosting is part of your plan, ask whether that particular home holds a permit for it, because our listing data cannot settle it for you. Across the country the view market is gathered on Property in Turkey with sea view.
A foreign buyer can normally take the deed in their own name here, although nationality decides part of that. The rules for the passport you hold are a country-level question.
The checks that decide whether a purchase can complete are run on the property rather than on the buyer. The land registry queries military and security zones for the individual parcel, so adjacent homes on the same street can come back with different answers.
The transfer also needs a valuation report, written by a firm the capital markets regulator has authorised.
Instruct a lawyer who acts for neither the seller nor the developer, and instruct them before any deposit leaves your account. We are not lawyers and none of this is legal advice.
Where a residence permit or citizenship is the reason for the purchase, the amounts involved are legal thresholds rather than measurements of ours, and they are stated in dollars.
As they stand on 22 October 2026, the levels are $400,000 of property value for citizenship and $200,000 for the short-term residence route.
An administrative decision sets them rather than the statute, and the figure has been revised in both directions before. The level that governs an application is the level standing on the day it is filed.
The threshold is measured against the official valuation rather than the figure on the contract, so a purchase agreed over the line can still come in under it once that report is written.
Registration for residence is also closed in some neighbourhoods because of the share of foreign residents already on the register, and those closures change. Ask us to check the address before you commit to it. The country-level rules are set out in full on Property for Sale in Turkey.
The midpoints sit close together, so the floor area and the metre rate settle the choice.
| Sold by | From | Median asking price | Median size | Per m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Developer sale | €59,000 | €188,750 | 68 m² | €2,712 |
| Resale | €48,000 | €170,000 | 82 m² | €2,625 |
The resale side comes with more floor area, 82 m² against 68 m², at a lower metre rate, €2,625 against €2,712. The lowest euro asking price in the province, €48,000, is on that side.
A developer sale opens at €59,000 and means the counterparty is the company behind the building rather than an owner moving on.
Which of them suits you is a question about who you negotiate with and what you can have written into the contract.
How far a building has got is not recorded in these listings, so there is nothing here to read it off and we do not estimate it.
Ask whether the home is finished, whether it has been handed over and, if not, which delivery date the contract names. We take that question to the seller and send the reply to you in writing.
What we can put a number on is the asking price, the floor area and the euro cost of a square metre, cut by district, by type, by apartment plan and by budget band.
What we do not publish is expected rental yield, projected growth in value or a guaranteed buy-back price. The listings carry none of it, and a figure nobody can audit is worse than a blank.
Service charge, deed status and build progress belong to a single property rather than to a province. Name the development and we go to the seller with it, then pass the answer back along with the name of whoever gave it.
Who holds the deposit, and what brings it back. Ask which account the money goes into, who controls that account and which events trigger a refund. Then have the answer written into the contract rather than into a message.
The service charge, and what it stops covering later. It is payable for as long as you own the home. Get this year’s rate from the seller in writing, and ask what the rate turns into once the developer no longer owns anything in the complex.
The address rather than the district name. Ask how the home reaches water and power, and whether those connections already exist. Ask whether the access road is finished, and what the walk or the drive to the sea really is. A district name settles none of that.
So send the brief. A ceiling in euro, the use you have in mind — a place to live, a place to rent out, somewhere for the summer — and whether the sea has to be visible or merely close.
What comes back is a shortlist of districts and plans with a metre rate against each, plus whatever we hold on service charge, delivery date and distance to the water.
Where nothing published fits the brief, we say so and start looking off the list. If the decision is between this province and somewhere else in the country, Property for Sale in Turkey sets out the figures city by city.
Euro asking prices in the province begin at €48,000 and the middle of what we publish is €185,000, on a median home of 70 m². Split by kind of property, the apartment midpoint is €169,500 and the villa midpoint €750,000. These are the prices sellers want rather than the prices buyers finally paid, so treat each of them as an opening position in a negotiation.
Alanya and Serik. In both, the share of asking prices genuinely set in euro is high enough for a euro midpoint to describe the market instead of describing the exchange rate. Alanya asks €185,000 on a median 78 m²; Serik asks €356,477 on a median 195 m². Elsewhere in the province we answer with a price for the specific home instead of a district figure.
Because too large a share of the asking prices there is set in other currencies for a euro midpoint to describe the market rather than the exchange rate. Publishing such a midpoint for Aksu, Konyaaltı, Muratpaşa, Döşemealtı or Kepez would mean converting the real prices, and the converted figure would then move with the exchange rate while nothing changed on the ground. Floor area carries no such problem, so that is published, and the price comes per property when you ask about a specific home.
They are separate budgets. On the apartment side the entry is €48,000, the midpoint €169,500 and the median home 60 m². On the villa side those become €200,000, €750,000 and 270 m², and the villa square metre is dearer with it, €3,019 where the apartment metre is €2,688 — worth knowing before treating a villa as the natural upgrade. Then decide on upkeep: a plot and a private pool need looking after in a way a managed complex does not.
Counted per plan, the midpoints run €155,000 for a 1+1 of 54 m², €241,000 for a 2+1 of 95 m², €365,000 for a 3+1 of 141 m², €424,000 for a 4+1 of 183 m² and €535,565 for a 5+1 of 238 m². Studios and the bigger plans do exist in the province, in samples too thin for a midpoint, so we quote those individually.
Because euro is the currency Antalya asking prices are set in more than any other. Restating them in dollars or lira would hand you a number that changes whenever the rate changes, with the property and the market standing still, and it would invite a comparison between figures that cannot be compared. Before any money moves, check which currency the contract names, because an advert and a contract do not always agree on it.
The midpoints are close: €188,750 on the developer side against €170,000 on the resale side. The difference shows up in what the money covers, because the resale median home is 82 m² against 68 m² and its metre rate is lower, €2,625 against €2,712. The lowest euro entry in the province, €48,000, is a resale; developer sales open at €59,000.
A pool shared with the complex is the normal arrangement, so the useful question is what the service charge covers rather than whether a pool exists. A view of the water is less common than that: 26 per cent of the Antalya homes we publish are marked with it. A view is also not the same thing as access, so ask as a separate question what the shore distance is in metres and what has been built in between.
A foreign buyer can normally hold the deed in their own name, although nationality decides part of that; the land registry runs its checks against the individual property, and an authorised firm prepares a valuation report. If citizenship or a residence permit is the point of the purchase, the legal levels stand at $400,000 and $200,000 of property value as of 22 October 2026, they are judged on that official valuation rather than on the contract, and they are changed by administrative decision rather than by law. Have your own lawyer confirm the level in force on the day you file.
We can, and that is the better way to work with us. Give a ceiling in euro, a district or several, and the plan you want; we then work through what sellers keep off the market alongside what is advertised, because a development can be placed before it is ever listed. You get back either the matches with a metre rate each, or a clear statement that nothing fits, which is cheaper to hear before the flight than after it.
The service charge is the recurring cost and you pay it for as long as the home is yours, so have the seller put the current rate on paper and ask what the rate turns into when the development is fully sold. Then ask about local property tax and about the standing charges on water and power. If the home will stand empty for long stretches, ask who holds the keys and what they charge for it. None of that appears in an asking price.
On 22 October 2026, from what Summer Homes had published across the province that day. The metre rate is the midpoint of each home’s own price-to-area ratio, which is a different calculation from a median price divided by a median area, and the distance between the methods can be considerable. Ask us to re-measure a specific home before you put an offer on it.
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