Turkey’s new home sales surge in March
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to data from the Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK), Turkey’s new home sales surged on the year in March. New home sales rose 22.6% on the year to 51,487 units in March compared with the same period of the previous year. New home sales held a 44.4% share of Turkey’s total housing sales in March.
Turkey’s total home sales also increased 32.4% on the year to reach 116,030 units in March. Istanbul had the largest number of home sales with 21,911 units, followed by Ankara with 14,105 units and Izmir with 6,845 units.
Turkey’s total home sales also increased 32.4% on the year to reach 116,030 units in March. Istanbul had the largest number of home sales with 21,911 units, followed by Ankara with 14,105 units and Izmir with 6,845 units.
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