New Regulations to Streamline Property Prices in Turkey
Steps to control real estate and car price inflation in Türkiye
- Turkey is moving towards implementing new measures starting from 1st November 2023, aiming to address inflated prices in the real estate and used car markets.
- The recent legal amendments stipulate that properties and used cars must be marketed solely through the actual personal details of advertisers. This initiative seeks to counteract fictitious advertisements causing price fluctuations.
- The advertiser must either be the owner of the property or vehicle being offered for sale, or possess an official power of attorney from the owner to market and complete the sales process.
- Non-compliance will result in financial penalties ranging from 10,000 Turkish Lira up to 100,000 Turkish Lira.
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