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Turkey state land auction program

Entities: TOKİ Istanbul Service Building · Toplu Konut İdaresi Başkanlığı (TOKİ) · Ankara Çankaya District · Muş Province · Özelleştirme İdaresi Başkanlığı

Overview

In late July 2026 Turkish authorities announced two related public sales of state‑owned land. On 28 July, the Housing Development Administration (TOKİ) scheduled an auction of 737 parcels covering almost 2.8 million m² across 49 provinces, with bidding to take place over three days in early August and a range of payment options for residential, commercial and other uses. Three days later, the Treasury’s Privatization Administration issued a separate tender for 12 immovable assets in five provinces, detailing sealed‑envelope and negotiation phases and setting staggered August deadlines for bids. Together the announcements illustrate a coordinated push to convert a broad portfolio of government land holdings into private ownership.

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Timeline

  1. about 11 hours ago

    [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Turkey's Privatization Agency Announces Sale of 12 Properties in Five Provinces

    Turkey’s Privatization Administration announced tenders to sell 12 state‑owned properties in Muş, Ankara, Antalya, Kırklareli and Bursa, with bid deadlines Aug 18‑20, fees 7.5‑25 k TL and guarantees 2‑10 m TL.

  2. 3 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    TOKİ launches auction of 737 land parcels in 49 Turkish provinces

    TOKİ will auction 737 land parcels in 49 Turkish provinces on 12‑14 Aug 2026, covering 2.78 km² and valued at 18.7 bn lira, with prices from 315 k lira and multiple payment options.

Sources

bursahakimiyet.com.tr · doviz.com · ekonomist.com.tr · gazetepencere.com · milligazete.com.tr · ramadan.sindonews.com · tasinmazhaber.com · tr.sputniknews.com