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1- Location and significance: The apartment must be placed in a central location or adjacent to public transit lines and public service facilities like schools and universities. In Antalya, Konyaalti and Kepez are the most prominent examples of central areas.
2- Apartment’s specifications: In terms of age and building materials, the price of apartments grows with the increase in area and number of divisions, the higher the floor, and the more lovely the view and open facade.
3- Services provided: Including indoor and outdoor pools, gyms, saunas, Turkish baths, and children's play spaces. In a neighborhood like Serik, the average price of a 100-square-meter apartment starts at $326, 000, and the investor may, in 18 years, win back the money he used to buy an apartment in Antalya.

1- The city's ancient fabric and the grandeur of its scenic surroundings, which overlooks a long stretch of the Mediterranean Sea.
2- Job possibilities, living, and life licenses are always available.
3- Every year, around 100,000 expats from all across Turkey visit the city. In addition to the hundreds of international expats from throughout the world seeking a peaceful and happy lifestyle.
4- It is undergoing one of Europe's major urban transformation initiatives, with old slums being demolished and new contemporary residential apartment developments based on the smart city system being built in their place. That is in addition to reorganizing the city's public transportation system and establishing additional routes.

According to real estate indications for the year 2021, the average price of a 100-square-meter property is roughly 454,800 Turkish liras. However, this average exceeds one million liras in certain regions of Antalya, such as Kas, and falls below 350 thousand liras in others, such as Kepez. In Konyaalti, a residential property with a 100 square meter space costs around 747,800 TL on average.

Residential real estate: Traditional apartments in open structures or contemporary apartments in modern complexes are examples of this sort.
Commercial real estate: The majority of workplaces and retail stores are centered in the city center.
Land: There are three types, namely: residential, commercial, and agricultural lands.

Antalya is divided into 19 districts, 12 of which are on the Mediterranean coast. The city core is made up of 5 of these districts, which are split as follows: • City Center Areas: These regions are preferred by real estate investors because of their liveliness, activity, and the presence of significant service and entertainment facilities, as well as numerous government agencies. This is shown favorably in the ease with which people may live, work, and move in places like Konyaalti, which is located in the western section of the city center.
• Kepez district: which is home to the recently constructed Antalya Medical City.
• Muratpaşa district: which comprises the hub of the historic city, "Antalya Castle," as well as the city's throbbing economic heart.
• Aksu area: the area is notable for its closeness to Antalya International Airport, aside from its tourist features.
• Areas outside the city center:
• Alanya region: which gets more than half of all foreign investor interests in Antalya,
• Kas region: It is regarded as Antalya's most expensive real estate district.
• Kemer area: It is 40 kilometers from the city center and has several individual villas.

• Location: The closer the real estate to social and service facilities including hospitals, schools, transit lines, and marketplaces, the greater its real estate value.
• Space and Style: The larger the overall or building spaces of the villas, and the more internal divisions there are, the higher their real estate value. Likewise, detached villas are more costly.
• Quality and services: By quality, we mean the materials, supplies, and techniques used in the building. The more diversified the services and social amenities given by the villa’s complexes, the higher the value of villas within villa complexes. The average price per square meter in locations like Döşemealtı ranges from 7,225 to 16,125 in areas like Kas.

• Standalone villas: They are one of the most attractive types of villas since they are secluded and not connected to other villas. In general, these villas have gardens, parking spaces, and, in many cases, their own swimming pools. Sometimes, standalone villas share gardens, swimming pools, and other social amenities.
• Twin villas: These villas are made up of two linked villas with identical designs and specifications that are divided by a wall. Each of these villas has its own entrance and yard, as well as a private swimming pool, and their costs are lower than standalone villas.
• Townhouse villas: A cluster of linked villas with the same designs and specifications that are divided by a wall and have a smaller space than other villa types, as well as being less expensive and less common. There are two-story duplex villas and three-story triplex villas, which are the most popular and coveted by investors, as well as single-story villas.

City center areas: They are distinguished by their closeness to major service and critical amenities, and they are located in four main districts, the most prominent of which is Konyaalti, with high villa prices. Then come Lara-Kondo in the Muratpaşa region, and Döşemealtı that is also considered to have inexpensive villa pricing when compared to the rest of the regions. Tourist areas: Antalya has four main tourism sites, including the Kas tourist region, which is located in the extreme west of the city, about 200 kilometers from the city center with villas that have the most premium pricing. As well as Alanya, which is 100 kilometers from Antalya's center. Alanya, like Kargıcak and Bektaş, has a lower average price for villas than Kas, Konyaalti, and Lara.

In 2013, Antalya ranked third behind Paris and London in terms of the most visited cities in the world by tourists, demonstrating Antalya's growing prominence in tourism in recent decades. With the rise of the coronavirus, vacationers' demand to rent villas has skyrocketed, as well as the demand of international investors who want to gain Turkish citizenship by buying a villa in Turkey rather than wasting time looking for several apartments and being overwhelmed with the country's cumbersome processes.

In Antalya, the average price of commercial real estate is 3328 TL per square meter, with a real estate capital refund time of 18 years expected. Compared to other forms of commercial real estate, the prices of shops are significantly higher.