Real estate department

Real estate laws in Turkey differ from those in Iran. In Iran, standard documents and contracts are valid for purchasing real estate, but in Turkey, the law only recognizes official contracts made at a notary or the land registry office (Tapu). Unfortunately, many Iranians involved in property sales in Turkey are unaware of this and, misled by deceptive advertisements for installment sales, can face significant and sometimes irreparable problems and financial losses. To prevent and resolve these issues, our firm’s lawyers and real estate experts start by determining the property’s true market value and then present suitable options in various urban areas based on the client’s preferences and financial capacity. They handle all aspects, from ensuring payments are made through the banking system to complying with all strict legal obligations when renting or leasing the property, always protecting the client’s interests.