Reading Antalya street by street

The line rising between Antalya airport and the Lara beaches. Over the past five years this was the most intensively developing area in the city. I made my first sale here in 2017, a plot of land, and I have watched every street since. The centre of my expertise.

Muratpaşa's coastal line. With little room left for new construction, price here is formed by scarcity rather than by expectation of development. An established district with high liquidity.

Inside the hotel belt. The density of tourism places this area in its own category for short-term rental and hotel-branded residences; the buyer profile does not resemble the rest of the city.

The middle line between the airport and Lara. It suits the buyer looking not for Altıntaş's pace but for the balance of a settled neighbourhood: the fabric is established, transport already works.

Within Serik, the centre of golf tourism in Turkey. The buyer's priority is often not the city but the course itself, which turns the area into a market with its own rules.

The north of the city. Its elevation and cooler air set it apart from the coast; an inland area active in detached living and land.

Antalya's western side, at the foot of the Beydağları. The district for buyers unwilling to give up city living; demand here leans towards residence rather than investment.