🇹🇷 Rent Increase Laws in Turkey

How much can a landlord raise rent in Turkey? The short answer: ~58.0% (TÜFE 12-month avg), with 30 days notice required. Here's the full breakdown of Turkey's rent increase rules for 2026.

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📊 Turkey rent increase rules at a glance

Maximum rent increase~58.0% (TÜFE 12-month avg)
Benchmark / indexTÜFE 12-month avg
Notice required30 days
How often increases are allowedOnce every 12 months
Rent controlYes

ℹ️ Values are approximate. Always verify with official sources before applying increases. (Data: 2025-Q4.)

📖 How rent increases work in Turkey

Rent increases are capped at the 12-month average TÜFE (CPI) rate. You may not increase rent more than once per year. The cap applies to residential leases.

⚖️ Legal basis

Türk Borçlar Kanunu Madde 344 (Law No. 6098)

📌 Good to know

Kira artışı TÜFE 12 aylık ortalamasını geçemez. 2025 yılı için yaklaşık %58.

📑 Official index source: TÜFE 12-month avg

💡 RentFlow tip: Before you raise the rent in Turkey, RentFlow checks your proposed increase against the local limit (~58.0% (TÜFE 12-month avg)) and the required notice period — so every increase stays compliant and on time.

Turkey rent increase FAQ

How much can a landlord raise rent in Turkey?

In Turkey, the rent increase limit is: ~58.0% (TÜFE 12-month avg). Rent increases are capped at the 12-month average TÜFE (CPI) rate. You may not increase rent more than once per year. The cap applies to residential leases.

How much notice must a landlord give for a rent increase in Turkey?

Turkey requires 30 days written notice before a rent increase takes effect. Increases are generally allowed once every 12 months.

Is there rent control in Turkey?

Yes — Turkey has rent control measures. Kira artışı TÜFE 12 aylık ortalamasını geçemez. 2025 yılı için yaklaşık %58.

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