FAQ

Other than the potential benefits related to cost, time, and possibly even taxation, the most compelling reason is that you will work with the same trusted partner facilitating both transactions across two distinct jurisdictions.

Immigration regulations vary significantly by jurisdiction. While purchasing real estate in Turkey above a certain threshold may qualify you for a residence permit, many European countries do not grant residence rights solely on the basis of property ownership.

That can—and often does—happen. In those cases, we develop creative solutions—such as structuring a three-party exchange—to ensure the transaction closes successfully.

A traditional agent can help you buy or sell a property in a single country. We specialize in cross-border property exchanges—curating options that match your criteria in another jurisdiction, leveraging our network beyond public listings, coordinating complex legal requirements across jurisdictions, and managing the process end-to-end.

It depends on the jurisdiction and how the transaction is structured. In some cases, you may need to repay the mortgage as part of closing. Share the details of your property, and we’ll review the options together.

If you already have a counterparty identified, we can facilitate and coordinate that exchange—our role becomes primarily legal coordination and escrow management.

Most property exchanges are completed within a few weeks to a few months, depending on the jurisdiction, property type, and title considerations.

We do not provide legal or tax advice directly. We can, however, introduce trusted partner law firms and tax advisors, or work alongside your existing advisors.

That’s a great question. We actively collaborate with like-minded real estate agencies across Turkey and Europe. Please visit our webpage for real estate agents to learn more, and feel free to contact us if you’re interested in becoming a partner agency.