The Bostancı Homes team
Sales, lettings and overseas buyers
Write to the office and a colleague who knows the mahalle answers in English or Turkish, usually within a working day.
Bostancı real estate agents and advisers
Each of our Bostancı real estate agents covers a different stage of a move. Filter by language, see who does what and message the person whose work matches yours, whether you are buying, renting out or buying from overseas.
No colleague lists that language yet. Write to the office all the same, and we will look at how to help.
One contact from first message to keys
Whoever replies to your first message stays with you: they hold your brief, the flats already seen and the papers that are still open. Nothing slips between desks, and you know whom to ask.
Estate agents in Türkiye hold an authorisation certificate (yetki belgesi) issued by the Ministry of Trade. Whichever Bostancı agency you consider, ours included, the certificate can be looked up on the Ministry of Trade’s real estate register (TTBS).
Viewings in person or on video
The rooms, the outlook, the building and the street, shown on site or on a video call timed for your own time zone.
Paperwork checks
We read the deed, any annotations, the permits and unpaid charges before an offer goes in.
Offer and bookings
We negotiate with the seller, then book the valuation, the DASK cover, the translator and the tapu appointment, with a colleague beside you on the day.
Once you hold the keys
Support with utility accounts and meters, finding a tenant if you decide to let, and gathering documents for a residence permit file. You can still ask us things after the sale.
Questions about working with Bostancı Homes
Is there a charge for asking?
No. Shortlists, calls and video tours are free. If you do buy, we agree the fee in writing before the first viewing takes place.
Can I fit several viewings into one visit?
Yes. Send the dates of your trip and we cluster the viewings by part of Bostancı, for instance a morning around the stations and an afternoon by the shore.
Who handles the paperwork once I have chosen a flat?
The colleague you have been writing with. They book the valuation, the earthquake cover and the sworn translator, and go with you to the Land Registry.