Anasayfa / Makalelerimiz / Alanya Real Estate Lawyer

An Alanya real estate lawyer can review a property, seller and contract before money is transferred or a title deed is accepted. Foreign buyers and owners may also need assistance with construction delays, defective property, cancellation, recovery claims and disputes concerning title or possession.
Attorney Enes Nergiz is registered with the Antalya Bar Association under registration number 6281 and provides legal assistance in English, Russian and Turkish.
A legal review should be independent from the seller, developer and estate agent. Depending on the transaction, the review may cover the title-deed record, mortgages and attachments, zoning and construction documents, the seller's authority, contractual payment conditions and restrictions affecting foreign ownership.
A deposit or private sales contract does not itself replace the official title-deed transfer. Payment stages, delivery conditions, penalties, cancellation rights and the method of resolving disputes should be recorded clearly before signature.
A buyer who cannot attend in Turkey may appoint a lawyer through a properly issued power of attorney. The document should define the authorised acts carefully. Before signing abroad, the required form, apostille or consular process and Turkish translation should be confirmed.
No. Current land-registry records and other relevant restrictions should be checked close to the transaction date.
The available claim depends on the contract, payment evidence, breach, applicable consumer or civil-law rules and the seller's assets.
It should be reviewed before signature. Standard terms may not adequately protect the buyer regarding delivery, penalties, defects or refund rights.
For inheritance involving Turkish property, see our Alanya inheritance lawyer page. For general services, visit the Alanya lawyer page.
For an initial document assessment, call +90 553 417 23 13 or email [email protected].
This page provides general information and does not constitute legal advice. Property transactions and disputes require review of current official records and documents.

