TÜİK Reports September 2026 Home Sales: 142,390 Homes Sold Nationwide
Turkey's statistical institute released September 2026 housing data, showing a decline in second-hand sales and a rise in mortgage-backed purchases.
KEY POINTS
- 142,390 homes sold nationwide in September 2026
- First-hand home sales rose 3.9 percent to 51,519 units
- Second-hand home sales fell 15.3 percent to 90,871 units
- Mortgage-backed home sales increased 5.1 percent to 23,397 units
- Kırklareli recorded 575 home sales and 39 workplace sales
Turkey's Statistical Institute (TÜİK) announced that 142,390 homes changed hands nationwide in September 2026. First-hand home sales increased by 3.9 percent compared to the same month last year, reaching 51,519 units.
Second-hand home sales fell by 15.3 percent to 90,871 units. Together, first-hand homes accounted for 36.2 percent of total sales, while second-hand homes made up 63.8 percent.
Mortgage-backed home sales rose by 5.1 percent year-on-year to 23,397 units. Non-mortgage sales declined by 11.6 percent to 118,993 units, representing 83.6 percent of total sales.
In Kırklareli, 575 homes were sold in September, with 219 first-hand and 356 second-hand transactions. The province also recorded 39 workplace sales, including five first-hand and 34 second-hand deals.
Nationwide workplace sales showed mixed trends, with first-hand sales up 13.2 percent to 5,789 units and second-hand sales down 10.5 percent to 11,556 units.
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