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TOKI to auction 725 plots across 61 provinces on Nov 5-6

The Housing Development Administration will sell 725 plots totaling 3.45 million square meters in a two-day auction starting November 5.

Sources: Asi Gazetesi, Kastamonu Gündem Gazetesi, Muğla Yenigün3 sources ↓|· 1 min read
TOKI to auction 725 plots across 61 provinces on Nov 5-6
Photo: Asi Gazetesi

KEY POINTS

  • TOKI will auction 725 plots in 61 provinces on November 5-6, 2026
  • Total area is 3.45 million square meters with an estimated value of 29.146 billion lira
  • Down payments of 20 or 25 percent with 48-month installments are available
  • Cash buyers may receive a 15 percent discount on eligible plots
  • Qualifying properties are exempt from value-added tax

Turkey's Housing Development Administration, TOKI, will auction 725 plots across 61 provinces on November 5 and 6, 2026. The properties cover 3.45 million square meters and carry an estimated value of 29.146 billion Turkish lira.

The plots are intended for housing, commerce, tourism, education, agriculture, industry, sports, recreation, storage, fuel stations, logistics, and afforestation. Unplanned land is also included in the sale.

“Some plots will be sold only for cash payment.”

— Kastamonu Gündem Gazetesi

Ankara offers 33 plots, Istanbul 13, and Izmir 6. Muğla will sell 52 plots across eight districts, including Bodrum, Fethiye, Marmaris, Milas, and Menteşe.

Buyers may pay 20 or 25 percent down and finance the remainder over 48 months. Some properties require full cash payment, while cash purchases qualify for a 15 percent discount where specified.

Auctions begin at 10:30 a.m. at TOKI's Istanbul service building and the Radisson Blu Hotel in Ankara. Online bidding is available through emlakmuzayede.com.tr, with registration closing November 4 at 10:30 a.m.

Qualifying properties are exempt from value-added tax. Deposit amounts range from 50,000 lira for plots under 500,000 lira to 5 million lira for plots above 100 million lira.

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