• Nazar Emlak

Buying a home is one of the biggest investments in our lives. However, it's not just the location, price, or number of rooms; the legal documentation is also one of the most critical steps in this process. Chief among these is the "Building Occupancy Permit," also known as the occupancy certificate.

★ What is an Occupancy Permit?

An occupancy certificate is an official document proving that a building has been completed in accordance with its project and zoning regulations and is now habitable.

- Obtained from the municipality.

- Required for utilities such as electricity, water, and natural gas.

- Required for obtaining a "condominium" title deed.

★  What Happens Without an Occupancy Certificate?

For a building without an occupancy certificate:

- Electricity and water subscriptions are charged at the construction site rate (much more expensive).

- A condominium title deed cannot be obtained; only the land share is shown.

- The municipality may impose demolition or fines in the future.

- Banks generally do not provide mortgage loans.

- Selling or transferring becomes more difficult.

★ What to Consider When Buying a Home?

╰┈➤  Ask the municipality for an occupancy permit.

╰┈➤   Check if "condominium" is listed on the title deed.

╰┈➤   The building's building permit and occupancy permit date are important.

╰┈➤   The contractor or seller must provide written proof, not verbal.

★  What is the Situation in Alanya?

In some areas of Alanya (especially older buildings), there are still buildings without an occupancy permit.

Most new projects are completing the occupancy permit process. However, you should definitely see the document before purchasing.

★ Recommendations from Nazaremlak:

- All apartments for sale in our portfolio are offered after their occupancy permit status is verified.

- Detailed information about the condominium certificate and infrastructure is provided specifically for foreign investors. - In accordance with our principle of transparency, we process every home with official documents.