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Turkey court‑ordered property auctions expand

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2026-08-02 22:12 UTC → 2026-08-12 21:49 UTC · added removed

State‑owned real‑estate sales have generated about approximately 52.2 billion lira between 2021 and 2025, prompting legal challenges with land sales alone increasing by over large‑scale privatisations. In July 2026, 410% during that period. This trend has prompted legal challenges, including a lawsuit by the Republican People’s Party (CHP) against the privatisation of 55 properties. Throughout mid-2026, enforcement courts announced have scheduled numerous forced public auctions of to settle debts. In July, notices included residential units in Gaziantep’s Şehitkamil district (valued at 12.25 million lira) and Istanbul’s Bayrampaşa district, followed by alongside mixed‑use assets in Nevşehir’s Güzelyurt neighbourhood Nevşehir and Istanbul’s Büyükçekmece district, each valued around 62.7 million lira. Subsequent notices added Büyükçekmece. Other scheduled items included a 2023 Citraen SUV (≈2.06 million lira) and lira), a Beylikdüzü apartment to apartment, and the auction lists. On 24 CHP’s former Mersin provincial headquarters (179 million lira). By late July 2026, more auctions were scheduled across several provinces: an and early August, auction lists expanded to include: • Iğdır: Two parcels valued between 2.1 and 8.2 million lira. • Ankara: A 513 m² parcel (8.16 million lira) and two 2025 FIAT vehicles. • Konya: 728 m² of land (2 million lira). • Eskişehir: An 11,158 m² agricultural plot in Eskişehir’s Tepebaşı district (reserve 2.2 million lira), a 5,691 m² parcel with and a 7,500‑lira bid security, half‑share of a Tepebaşı property. • İzmir: A 69 m² six‑storey apartment in İzmir’s Karşıyaka (3.4 million lira), mixed‑use and multi‑storey blocks lira). • Van: A property in Nevşehir and Istanbul (3.8‑62 İpekyolu valued at approximately 86 million lira), a 19,164 m² residential‑commercial unit lira. • Çanakkale: Irrigated agricultural lands in Bursa’s Nilüfer (4 million lira), and the CHP’s former Mersin provincial headquarters (179 million Gelibolu. • Istanbul: A 2014 Audi A4 (250,000 lira). All sales Most auctions are overseen by the Ministry of Privatization and local execution directorates, with bids placed in person or via the national e‑auction platform. A further notice on 29 July 2026 added auctions in Iğdır (two parcels worth 2.1‑8.2 million lira), Ankara’s Akyurt district (513 m² parcel, 8.16 million lira, with a quarter‑share valued at 2.04 million lira), Konya’s İsmil neighbourhood (728 m² land, 2 million lira), and Istanbul’s Küçükçekmece district (2014 Audi A4, 250,000 lira). The notices also specified auction bidding windows in primarily set for September and October 2026 for these assets. In early August, the Eskişehir Enforcement Office listed a half‑share of a 191 m² property in Tepebaşı for a total of 2.5 million lira (half‑share 1.25 million) with auction periods in mid‑September and mid‑October. 2026.

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  1. 2026-08-12 21:49 UTC Turkey court‑ordered property auctions expand
  2. 2026-08-02 22:12 UTC Turkey court‑ordered property auctions expand
  3. 2026-07-29 21:48 UTC Turkey court‑ordered property auctions expand
  4. 2026-07-26 19:53 UTC Turkey court‑ordered property auctions expand
  5. 2026-07-25 22:08 UTC Turkey property sales and auctions

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