Purchasing Procedure

Inspection trip

We are very pleased to arrange 3-5 days property inspection trips to the Antalya region for our client wishing to buy property in Antalya region.

If you are interested in buying a property and in a posiotion to purchase, this one of the mos effective ways to ensure that you find the perfect mediterranean Antalya property.

İnspection tours are a great opportunity to see and compare several properties in visit, get an idea of local amenities and facilities, historical and essential features of the area and learn our team.

Büyüuysallar real estate & construction is offering special inspection trips for as low € 200.00 per person.Tours are a great opportunity to see compare several properties in visit, get an idea of local amenities and facilities, put your questions to the experts, secure your image property by putting down a deposit, explore the surrounding areas, maybe squeeze in some time on the beach or at the golf course, hourse-riding club and of course learn our company.

We will arrange flight to Antalya and accommodation, collect you from airport, help organise an itinerary for your stay, arrange viewings for the properties you are interested in and answer any questions you may have.For the duration of your visit our team will be on hand to help make your stay enjoyable and informative as possible.

Our belief is that the best way to make a decision about buying a property abroad is by taking the time view it for your self.

To order inspection trip please contact or e-mail send it to us.

Reservation deposit

Once you have decided which property to buy you need to pay a deposit to reserve it and stop it being sold by the property owner to somebody else until the procedures are all done. Reservation fee will be £1000,00. Once reservation fee has been paid your property will be taken off the market for a period of 14 days in which time Property Purchase Agreement will be signed and first payment will be organized.

Property Purchase Agreement

Purchase agreement is written in English and Turkish. This contract includes information about the real estate, the buyer and the seller, necessary details about the payment, the time of the conveyance, property completion date etc.

Generally in Turkey the buyer and the property owner sign a deed (promise to sell and buy contract) before a notary public. This contract includes information about the real estate, the buyer and the seller, necessary details about the payment, the time of the conveyance and etc. If you appointed a Solicitor he will check for you following issues:

● Does the property have good title
● Does the owner actually own it
● Is the land/property clear of outstanding debts
● Has the builder legal construction permit

Payment terms

The payment structure depends on building stage of construction. There is an independent governmental Building Control Officer who inspects our developments during every stage of construction and control if it meets with local authority and national building standards. You will receive regularly photos confirming each stage of construction achieved.

Land Registry Office and TAPU

In most European countries the buyer and seller go to a public notary to have the property put in the name of the new owner. The public notary is responsible for the correct settlement of this procedure. The public notary is also responsible for the delivery, which often takes place in the form of a 'deed of transfer' and the entry in the property register.

In contrast to this, the entry in the property register in Turkey is not performed by a public notary, but by an official of the Property Registry Department (Land Regisrty Office). It is legally compulsory for both sides (the seller and the buyer) to be present at the entry. It is possible to authorize another person to do so (i.e. give someone power of attorney) but the authorization requires a notary deed.

The delivery of the deed of transfer does not require the intervention of a public notary in Turkey. The only applicable stipulation concerning the delivery is that it takes place in writing. After the entry and delivery the property register issues you will get a proof of ownership, which is called 'TAPU'.

A photocopy of your passport, details of your mother's & father's names and 4 passport size photos are needed at this point.

With the new law approved in January 2006 you can get you TAPU within 1 day. It is requires to pay the purchase tax and earthquake insurance, after this the Land Registry Office transfers the property to you as the new owner of the property on the land register, and they give immediately the TAPU in the land register which is signed on your name(s). This page in the land register proves you as an owner of the property.

Taxes and Fees

Lawyer's fee: In Turkey it is not compulsory to engage a solicitor in property purchase. However it is highly recommend using a Solicitor to give you a peace of mind. Typical costs are around £750.00 - £1,000.00

Notary fee: If you would like to appoint another person to accomplish title deed transfer instead of you, you will need to make Power of Attorney by public Notary. An official translator must be present by this procedure. Fee for stamp duty and translator by notary is around £150.00.
Land Registry Fee: This fee is taken by Land Registry Office for accomplishing title deed transfer procedure. This fee is around £100.00
Property Transfer Tax: 1.5%

Earthquake insurance: It is compulsory in Turkey to ensure property against earthquake. The value of insurance depends on size, price, location, construction material of the property. Typical costs are around £25.00 - £50.00

Estate Agent Fees: In Turkey both Seller and Buyer are paying 3% estate agent fee, this is standard term offered by all Turkish Estate Agents. If you buy a property in one of our own developments directly from King Real Estate & Construction this fee is not applicable.

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