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Lafcı Law Office

Real Estate Law

Real Estate Lawyer in Ankara

Real estate disputes often involve high economic value and directly affect property rights. Lafcı Law Office provides real estate law services in Ankara in title deed, rent, partition, condominium and urban transformation disputes. Before a case is filed, land registry records and contracts are examined in detail.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions on real estate law

Is mediation mandatory before filing an action for partition?

Yes. Since 1 September 2023, applying to a mediator before filing a lawsuit has been a precondition for partition cases. If no agreement is reached in mediation, the lawsuit can be filed.

How is the rent increase rate determined?

For residential and roofed business leases, the increase may not exceed the change in the twelve-month average of the consumer price index (TÜFE) for the previous lease year (TBK Art. 344). In lease relationships lasting more than five years, the new rent is determined by the judge based on comparable rents and fairness.

What is a sham transfer by the deceased (muris muvazaası)?

It occurs when the deceased, in order to deprive the heirs of assets, records a property they actually intended to donate as a sale at the land registry. Heirs in this situation may file a title deed cancellation and registration lawsuit; the other steps of the inheritance process are covered under inheritance law.

What happens if the tenant has given an undertaking to vacate?

If the tenant does not vacate the property on the date stated in a written undertaking to vacate given after delivery of the premises, the landlord may request eviction through enforcement proceedings or a lawsuit within the statutory period.

What should be checked when buying real estate?

Annotations on the title deed record, mortgages and attachments, zoning status and the occupancy permit should be checked before the sale. If a promise-to-sell agreement is to be made, it must be drawn up before a notary.

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