Best Real Estate Agencies in Antalya: How to Choose a Trusted Agency

Antalya is the centre of the Turkish Riviera. After Istanbul the city where foreigners buy the most homes. Russian, German and British buyers lead the demand. Lara and Konyaaltı are its luxury districts, and the choice ranges from seafront villas to modern apartments at every budget. No other city in Turkey earns more from tourism.

In a market with this much choice, the agency is the part of the purchase you should choose most carefully. Below you will find what to look for in an Antalya agency, and then a short list of agencies with offices in the city.

How to Choose a Real Estate Agency in Antalya

(Türkiye, October 2026. Because costs and rules change, the latest antalyahomes.com pages and current Turkish legislation are what count.)

1. Proof of Licence and an Office in Your Area

Property in Turkey may only be sold by agencies holding the Ministry of Trade's Real Estate Trade Authorisation Certificate (Taşınmaz Ticareti Yetki Belgesi); ask to see the number. It also helps when the agency has an office in the part of Antalya you are considering, whether that is Lara, Konyaaltı or elsewhere, so the people advising you know the streets they are selling.

2. Due Diligence Done Up Front

How to Choose the Best Real Estate Agency in Antalya? At the end of every Turkish purchase, the title deed (tapu) is transferred at the Land Registry Office in front of a registry officer. The work that protects you happens earlier. Ask the agency to confirm the seller's ownership, check for any mortgage or lien, and make sure the property is not in a military or security zone with restrictions for foreigners, all before you pay a deposit.

3. Every Fee on Paper

Allow about 6% to 9% for costs beyond the price. Most of it goes on the title deed fee, which is charged at 4% of the declared value. Turkish law assigns 2% to each side, though buyers commonly pay the full amount, so the contract should spell out who pays what. Earthquake insurance (DASK) is compulsory at the transfer. Our page on purchase expenses in Turkey lists the items.

4. A Process with Dates

A purchase with complete documents usually takes 2 to 6 weeks. Resale homes typically ask for a deposit of 5% to 10%, and the tapu is often in your name within 7 to 15 days. Off-plan homes usually need 30% to 50% at the start, with the remaining instalments linked to construction. Each step, including the tax number and the bank account, is explained in our guide to buying property in Turkey.

5. Your Language, Even from Abroad

Whether you speak Russian, German or English, ask in which language the agency will explain the contract and the transfer. If you are not in Turkey, you can still buy: homes can be viewed on a video call and the purchase signed through a power of attorney, best given at a Turkish consulate. A power of attorney from a notary abroad needs an apostille and a sworn translation in Turkey, and remote buying is not possible on a passport that has never been used to enter Turkey. Our TeleProperty page shows how a remote purchase runs.

6. Care After the Purchase

Ask what the agency does once you own the home: connecting utilities, managing and letting the property, and selling it for you when the time comes.

Top Real Estate Agencies in Antalya

1. Antalya Homes ®: International Real Estate Agency with Offices in Lara and Konyaaltı

Antalya Homes is a real estate brand of Tekçe Overseas Gayrimenkul A.Ş., part of the TEKCE group, which was founded in 2004. The brand has been in use since 2006. Antalya Homes has two offices in the city of Antalya, in Lara and Konyaaltı, and further offices in Alanya, Bodrum, Fethiye and Mersin.

A licence you can check. The Ministry of Trade issued our Real Estate Trade Authorisation Certificate under No. 0700874, and our Antalya Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ATSO) registration number is 49470.
Lawyer included. Our company lawyer carries out the property's due diligence, verifies the owner and supervises the title deed transfer, so you do not need to appoint a lawyer yourself.
Property and legal services together. Residency and citizenship applications are handled alongside your purchase by TEKCE Visa, the group's legal consultancy brand.
Remote buying since 2008. With TeleProperty you can tour homes on a live video call and follow the purchase from abroad.
More than 30 languages in the team.

You can view our Antalya listings or read about the services we provide.

2. Tolerance Homes: Head Office in Konyaaltı

Tolerance Homes has its head office in Liman, Konyaaltı, a second Antalya office in Kepez, and further offices in Alanya, Kemer, Belek and Mersin; its first office opened in Alanya in 2003. It offers rentals, help with lawyers and notaries, and residence permit applications, and displays its Real Estate Trade Authorisation Certificate on its website.

3. VARİANT Gayrimenkul: Konyaaltı-Based Consultancy

VARİANT Gayrimenkul is a consultancy office based in Liman, Konyaaltı, serving the whole of Antalya. Alongside sales, it handles short- and long-term rentals, and its team works in Russian, Turkish and English.

4. RE/MAX Aqua: Franchise Office in Konyaaltı

RE/MAX Aqua has its office in Arapsuyu, Konyaaltı, on Atatürk Boulevard. It lists homes for sale and for rent, and its services include property valuation and home insurance.

Where to Buy in Antalya

Start with the neighbourhoods:

Best neighbourhoods in Antalya for families: Konyaaltı vs Kepez: a family-focused comparison.
Altıntaş or Konyaaltı: where to invest in Antalya: two districts from an investor's view.

Then look at the market in the two luxury districts:

The real estate market of Konyaaltı: an investor's guide.
Real estate trends in Lara: what property investors should know.

Also considering the coast further east? Read our guide to the best real estate agencies in Alanya.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which documents should an Antalya agency show me?Its Ministry of Trade authorisation certificate, and before you pay anything, the results of the title deed check: owner, mortgages or liens, and any military or security zone status.

Who pays the title deed fee in Antalya?The fee is 4% of the declared value. By law it is split 2% and 2% between buyer and seller, but buyers often pay all of it, so agree it in the contract. (Turkish fee rules, October 2026.)

Can foreigners buy anywhere in Antalya?Most nationalities can buy, with restrictions in military and security zones. Nationals of Armenia, Syria, North Korea and Cuba cannot buy property in Turkey. (Valid in Türkiye as of October 2026.)

How is an off-plan home in Antalya paid for?The down payment is usually 30% to 50%, and the rest is paid in stages as construction progresses.

Where are Antalya Homes' offices in Antalya?Two offices, one in Lara and one in Konyaaltı.

Information dated October 2026. Turkish legislation in force and the latest antalyahomes.com pages override anything here that has since changed.