According to Türkiye's statistical institute TÜİK, as reported by A Haber, total house sales across Türkiye rose 15,8% year on year in June 2026, climbing from 112.196 units in June 2025 to 129.979. The strongest gain came in mortgage-financed purchases, which increased 72,1% to 25.993 sales and now account for 20% of all housing transactions. Non-mortgage sales, covering cash and other payment methods, rose 7,1% to 103.986 and still made up 80% of the market.
First-hand, meaning newly built, home sales rose 23,1% to 43.406 units in June, while secondhand sales gained 12,5% to reach 86.573, keeping a 66,6% share of the total. For the first six months of 2026, however, cumulative sales fell 3,1% year on year to 699.516 units. Within that period mortgage-backed sales rose 32,2% to 142.794, while non-mortgage sales dropped 9,3% to 556.722, pulling the half-year total lower despite the June rebound.
Sales to foreign buyers increased 20,1% year on year in June to 2.015 units, a 1,6% share of total housing sales, even though the January-June foreign total fell 9,2% to 9.083. Buyers from the Russian Federation accounted for the largest group at 381 units, followed by citizens of Ukraine and Iran, who shared second place with 170 sales each.
Workplace, meaning non-residential commercial property, sales rose 19,2% year on year in June to 16.565 units. First-hand workplace sales climbed 30,8% to 5.126 and secondhand sales rose 14,6% to 11.439. Mortgage-financed workplace sales jumped 86,7% to 745 units in June. For the first half of 2026, total workplace sales fell 5,3% to 85.528, while mortgage-backed workplace sales for the same six months rose 66,6% to 4.005. On a calendar-adjusted basis, TÜİK data show first-hand home sales down 1,5% and secondhand sales down 8,6% year on year in June.