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Apartments for sale in Antalya are quoted in euro, and the province splits along that currency line. The midpoint of what an apartment advert opens at is €169,500 for a median 60 m², with a metre rate of €2,687 at that midpoint. Asking prices start at €48,000.
Among the districts we can take a midpoint from, Alanya is where euro prices can be published, and it holds the greater part of the province apartment list. Closer to the city of Antalya the euro share of apartment prices thins out, and there we quote each apartment in the currency its seller sells it in.
An apartment here is a unit inside a block, with shared parts, a monthly charge and neighbours above and below it. That makes it a different purchase from a house standing on its own plot, and the questions worth asking change with it.
The published list is where we start, not where our reach ends. Send a euro ceiling, the plan you want and the district you are weighing, and the search goes through apartments that owners and developers keep off the market as well.
Asking prices, taken from the apartment adverts we had live on 26 October 2026, rather than completed sale prices — how we measure. A euro figure is published for a district only where euro is what its sellers actually price in.
Alanya alone, among the districts holding enough apartments for a midpoint: it asks €167,000 at the midpoint for a median 63 m², at €2,547 per m².
| District | From | Median starting price | Median size | Per m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antalya province, apartments | €48,000 | €169,500 | 60 m² | €2,687 |
| Alanya | €48,000 | €167,000 | 63 m² | €2,547 |
| Aksu | — | — | 50 m² | — |
| Konyaaltı | — | — | 60 m² | — |
| Muratpaşa | — | — | 69 m² | — |
| Kepez | — | — | 75 m² | — |
Alanya sets its apartment prices in euro almost without exception. So a euro budget can be set against Alanya directly, and the entry price for the whole apartment set, €48,000, is an Alanya figure.
In Aksu, Konyaaltı, Muratpaşa and Kepez the share of apartment prices actually set in euro falls under the level we will publish a euro figure from. Those apartments are priced individually, in whatever currency the seller is selling in, so name the district and we quote what we hold there.
Konyaaltı and Muratpaşa are districts of the city of Antalya and Aksu is the airport side of it, while Alanya is a coastal district of the same province. Among the districts where area is measurable, the median apartment runs from 50 m² in Aksu to 75 m² in Kepez.
A floor area means the same thing whatever currency the price was written in, so those districts keep an area figure while the price stays unpublished. What that area is worth still depends on the street and on the real distance to the water, and neither is in our listing data.
Serik, Döşemealtı, Manavgat, Finike and Side carry apartments too, in samples we will not take a midpoint from. Those are priced apartment by apartment, so send the district with a ceiling and we come back with what we hold, published or not.
The breakdown inside Alanya, neighbourhood by neighbourhood, sits on Property for Sale in Alanya. Villas and every other kind of home in the province are measured on Property for Sale in Antalya. The country-wide apartment figures live on Buying an apartment in Turkey.
A 1+1 unit sits at €155,000 for a median 54 m², and by 5+1 the midpoint is €535,378 on 238 m². Every step up the ladder adds money and floor area together.
| Apartment plan | Median unit price | Median size |
|---|---|---|
| 1+1 | €155,000 | 54 m² |
| 2+1 | €241,190 | 95 m² |
| 3+1 | €365,000 | 141 m² |
| 4+1 | €424,000 | 183 m² |
| 5+1 | €535,378 | 238 m² |
A plan row is the midpoint of the units built to that plan. The figure for the whole list, €169,500, instead reads the lowest-priced unit in each advert. That is why it lands between the 1+1 step and the 2+1 step.
The climb is steady rather than sudden: every step adds money and adds area with it, so the plan question is a budget question as much as a family question. Shops and offices stay outside this ladder.
A studio plan and anything past 5+1 sit on samples we will not publish a midpoint from. Name the plan and the ceiling, and we price what the sellers hold at that size.
A pool shared with the complex comes with 95 per cent of these apartments, which makes the monthly charge the real question rather than the pool itself. Ask what the charge pays for in the winter months, and what it becomes once the developer has handed the site over.
A pool of your own belongs to 4 per cent of them, so an apartment with private water is bought against the grain of the product. A recorded sea view appears on 21 per cent, and an unbroken strip between the building and the water on 7 per cent.
Those are separate facts, and so is walking distance, so a view does not come with the shore and the shore does not come with a view. Ask for the distance in metres and for the height gained on the walk back, because the ground behind this shoreline rises quickly.
A guest-rental permit shows on an advert only where the advert states it, and an advert that says nothing about it has not answered the question. Ask for the permit on paper, and ask whoever runs the building whether short stays are allowed under its own rules. The apartments that do carry it in writing are gathered on Airbnb Apartments in Turkey.
A foreign buyer registers the deed on an Antalya apartment in their own name, and nationality decides part of that. Because the purchase is a unit inside a shared building rather than a plot of land, the questions that matter are about the building.
Ask which deed stands on the unit today, and whether it is the final deed or an earlier record that may be replaced once the block is finished. Ask whether the building holds the permit that says it may be lived in, and what the deed counts as your share of the land and the common parts.
Where the apartment stands can also decide whether a residence permit can be registered at the address. In Alanya, new foreign residence registration was shut in Mahmutlar, Kestel, Avsallar and Kargıcak, and local reporting puts their reopening at June 2026.
We hold no confirmation of that from the authority itself, and we publish no current list. Because Alanya accounts for the bulk of these apartments, this sits inside the decision rather than at its edge. The registration check is run against the address at the time of application, so have that address put to a lawyer in writing first.
None of this is legal advice. Summer Homes can run the deed and address checks for you, or sit alongside a lawyer you instruct yourself; say which you would rather have before money moves. Ask for the total purchase costs in writing, itemised, instead of as a percentage quoted in conversation.
The citizenship and residence thresholds are legal levels rather than measurements of ours, and so is the question of when a valuation report is required. Property for Sale in Turkey carries each of them with its own source. The provincial frame around them sits on Property for Sale in Antalya.
Both sides ask almost the same midpoint, €169,750 from a developer against €167,000 from an owner, so the choice is settled on floor area rather than on price. A resale runs to a median 75 m² where a developer unit runs to 60 m².
| Sold by | From | Median starting price | Median size | Per m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Developer sale | €59,000 | €169,750 | 60 m² | €2,689 |
| Resale | €48,000 | €167,000 | 75 m² | €2,660 |
The lowest euro asking price on the Antalya apartment list, €48,000, sits on the resale side, and the developer side opens at €59,000. The metre rates sit close as well, €2,660 against €2,689, so neither side is the budget route by itself.
What separates them is who is across the table and what can be written into the contract. Build stage is missing from the listing data, so whether a block is finished, handed over or still rising comes from the seller with a contractual date against it.
Across this Antalya apartment set and inside Alanya the measurable things are floor area, asking price and the euro rate for a square metre, cut by plan and by seller. In Aksu, Konyaaltı, Muratpaşa and Kepez only floor area survives the currency test.
Each metre rate is the midpoint of the per-apartment ratios, so the median price divided by the median area will not land on it. A listing holding several units is read at its lowest-priced unit, which is why a starting price is not what a typical home asks.
Rent you might collect, growth you might see and a guaranteed buy-back price are things we do not publish for these apartments. Our listing data carries no basis for any of them, and a figure a buyer cannot test does more damage than an admitted gap.
A service charge, a deed stage and a construction date attach to an address rather than to a district. Send the development name and those questions go to the seller, with the reply passed back in writing.
Which floor, and what sits directly above it. Ask which floor the unit is on, what is above and below it, and whether the roof terrace belongs to a single owner or to the block. A drawing will not tell you who walks over your ceiling.
What the deed counts as yours inside the building. Ask what share of the land and the common parts the deed records, and which of the lift, the car park, the generator and the storage room fall inside it. A brochure plan is not a deed.
What the balcony will be looking at. Ask what the planning record permits on the ground between the building and the water, because a sight line stays open only as long as that ground stays empty. Ask it before the view sets the price you agree.
So send a euro ceiling, the plan you want from the ladder and the district you are weighing. Say whether a sea view is a requirement or a bonus, and whether the apartment is for living in, for summers or for paying guests.
Back come the apartments that fit, each with its metre rate attached, plus whatever the sellers have put in writing about the charge and the handover date.
Where nothing published fits the brief, you get that answer instead of a stretched shortlist, and the search moves off the list. Comparing Antalya with other provinces starts from Property for Sale in Turkey.
An apartment advert in the province opens at €169,500 at the midpoint, on a median 60 m² and €2,687 for each square metre. The lowest euro asking price we hold is €48,000. Euro is the currency this province mainly prices in, which is why euro is what we publish; where a district does not reach that point, the apartment itself is quoted instead.
Alanya, where almost every apartment price is written in euro: €167,000 at the midpoint, a median 63 m² and €2,547 for each square metre, starting at €48,000. In Aksu, Konyaaltı, Muratpaşa and Kepez the euro share sits below the point at which we will print a euro figure, so there we give the area and quote the apartment itself.
Because a euro number for those districts would follow the exchange rate instead of the market, and a figure that moves on its own is worse for you than a gap. What we can still give is the space: a median 50 m² in Aksu, 60 m² in Konyaaltı, 69 m² in Muratpaşa and 75 m² in Kepez. Name the district and we price each apartment in the money its seller is asking for.
Money and space together, at every step. A 1+1 unit sits at €155,000 for 54 m², a 2+1 at €241,190 for 95 m², a 3+1 at €365,000 for 141 m² and a 4+1 at €424,000 for 183 m². Those are unit figures, so a plan can read higher than the opening price of the advert it belongs to.
We hold both in the province, in numbers too small for a midpoint to describe anything, which is why the ladder runs from 1+1 to 5+1. Send the plan with a ceiling and we price what the sellers are holding at that size, including apartments that are not advertised.
Nearly all do, but it belongs to the development: 95 per cent, against 4 per cent with water of their own. So the question is seldom whether a pool exists; it is what the monthly charge pays for, who maintains it and whether it runs through the winter. Put that in writing before a deposit.
21 per cent of them carry a sea view in the record, while 7 per cent have nothing built between them and the shore, and walking distance is something else again. Measure it in metres rather than minutes, and ask how steep the return walk is, because slope decides whether the sea is reachable on foot at all.
Yes, in their own name, although nationality decides part of the answer. Because what changes hands is a unit in a shared building, ask which deed stands on it, whether the block holds the permit saying it may be lived in, and what the deed records as your share of the land. Our own legal people can run those checks, or sit beside a lawyer you bring. Nothing here is legal advice.
That turns on the neighbourhood rather than on the province. New foreign residence registration was closed in Mahmutlar, Kestel, Avsallar and Kargıcak, with their reopening reported in June 2026 and never confirmed to us by the authority. We keep no current list, and the check happens against the address on the day you apply, so get that exact address looked at first.
On price they are almost level, €169,750 against €167,000. The gap is in space: a resale reaches a median 75 m² where a developer unit reaches 60 m², at €2,660 against €2,689 for each square metre. Who you negotiate with and how finished the building is are separate questions, and the contract is where the date lives.
We do not publish a yield or an occupancy rate for these apartments, because a listing holds no evidence for either and an unevidenced number costs a buyer more than silence does. A guest-rental permit shows up only where an advert states it, so ask for a copy of that permit, and ask whoever runs the building what it allows on short stays.
On 26 October 2026, from the apartment adverts Summer Homes had live in the province that day. We record what a seller asks on the day and never what a buyer finally signed. A metre rate here is a midpoint taken across the individual price-to-area ratios, so it cannot be rebuilt out of the medians. Ask us to read the district again when you are ready to decide.
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