The Kadıköy Homes team
Sales, lettings and buyers from abroad
Send a message and a colleague with local knowledge answers in English or Turkish, normally within one working day.
Meet our Kadıköy estate agents
Our Kadıköy estate agents each handle a different part of a move. Pick a language, see who does what, and write straight to the person who fits: a purchase, a letting or a buy from abroad.
No colleague lists that language yet. Write to the office anyway and we will see how we can help.
One person from first message to keys
The colleague who answers your first message keeps your file: your brief, the flats already viewed and the paperwork still open. Nothing gets lost between desks, and you always know who to ask.
In Türkiye an estate agent needs an authorisation certificate (yetki belgesi) from the Ministry of Trade. Before you work with any Kadıköy estate agent, including us, you can look that certificate up on the Ministry of Trade’s real estate register (TTBS).
Viewings, live or filmed
The rooms, the window view, the building and the street, shown in person or by video at an hour that suits your time zone.
Document checks
Deed, annotations, permits and unpaid charges are read before any offer goes in.
Offer and appointments
Negotiation with the seller, then bookings for the valuation, DASK cover, translator and tapu appointment, and a colleague at your side on the day.
After you have the keys
Utility accounts and meters, a tenant if you want one, and the documents for a residence permit file. You are welcome to keep asking after the sale.
Questions about working with us
Does it cost anything to ask a question?
No. Shortlists, calls and video tours are free. If you go on to buy, our fee is written down before the first viewing.
Can I see several flats on one trip?
Yes. Send your travel dates and we group the viewings by part of the district, so a morning near the pier and an afternoon on the coast is a realistic plan.
Who looks after the paperwork once I choose a flat?
The colleague you have been writing to. They arrange the valuation, the earthquake policy and the sworn translator, and they come with you to the Land Registry.