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Real Estate Lawyer in Esenyurt

If you are looking for a real estate lawyer in Esenyurt, you are in the right place. Title deed annulment and re-registration, expropriation, construction-for-land-share contracts, and lease disputes all demand expert handling because of the high economic value of real property. A legal review before any title transfer largely eliminates the risk of future litigation. Your case is handled by a lawyer familiar with the practice of Büyükçekmece Courthouse.

Real Estate Law Services for Esenyurt

With a population approaching two million, Esenyurt is Turkey's most populous district. Intense migration, a large labor market, and an active housing sector generate strong legal demand in employment, enforcement, criminal, and family law.

We serve our clients in Esenyurt across a broad spectrum — from employee receivables to eviction actions, and from criminal investigations to divorce proceedings — following their files in person at the Büyükçekmece Courthouse.

Real estate is the most valuable asset most individuals and businesses own, and the disputes attached to it are high-value and technical. In rapidly urbanizing districts such as Beylikdüzü, Esenyurt, and Büyükçekmece, zoning, construction-for-land-share, and title deed disputes are especially common. Our office serves across every field of real property law: from actions for the annulment of title deeds and re-registration to rent determination and eviction proceedings, and from construction-for-land-share contracts to challenges against expropriation compensation; through pre-purchase title and zoning due diligence, we report the risks before you commit. Learn more about Real Estate Law →

Our Services as a Real Estate Lawyer in Esenyurt

  • Actions for annulment of title deed and re-registration
  • Lease agreements, rent determination, and rent adaptation actions
  • Eviction actions (owner's need, reconstruction, two justified notices)
  • Construction-for-land-share contracts and contractor disputes
  • Expropriation and de facto expropriation (unlawful taking) actions
  • Actions for the dissolution of co-ownership (partition/sale)
  • Condominium and site management disputes
  • Claims for compensation for unauthorized use (ecrimisil)
  • Pre-purchase legal due diligence on real property

Büyükçekmece Courthouse: Practice Note

Esenyurt's fast-paced and substantial housing sector accounts for a significant share of the title deed cancellation, registration, and lease dispute files heard before the Büyükçekmece Courthouse.

Common Real Estate Law Disputes in Esenyurt

  • Eviction actions (for rent arrears, owner's need)
  • Title deed cancellation and registration actions
  • Construction-for-land-share contract disputes
  • Claims for compensation for unauthorized occupation (ecrimisil)

Service Across Esenyurt

We serve clients from all neighbourhoods of Esenyurt, including Ardıçlı, Atatürk, Cumhuriyet, Esenkent, Fatih, Güzelyurt, İnönü, Mehterçeşme, Pınar, Saadetdere, Talatpaşa, Yeşilkent.

In the Fatih and Yeşilkent neighborhoods, where residential construction is substantial, lease disputes and eviction proceedings are among the commonly encountered file types.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Real Estate Lawyer in Esenyurt — FAQ

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A tenant can be evicted only on the grounds enumerated in the law, and each route has its own timing condition. The fastest route is enforcement proceedings or a lawsuit based on a written eviction undertaking given after the lease agreement; action must be taken within 1 month of the vacating date written in the undertaking (TBK Art. 352/1). If the landlord, their spouse, descendants, or ascendants have a genuine housing or workplace need, an eviction action based on need can be filed within 1 month of the end of the lease term (TBK Art. 350); premises vacated by this route cannot be leased to anyone else without just cause for 3 years. Against a tenant who caused two justified notices for non-payment within one lease year, an action can be filed within 1 month of the end of that lease year (TBK Art. 352/2). A tenant who fails to pay rent is given at least 30 days by written notice; if payment is not made, termination and eviction for default come into play (TBK Art. 315). In addition, in leases whose 10-year extension period has expired, termination by notice is possible (TBK Art. 347). The wrong route or a missed deadline can set the process back by a full lease year; the strategy must therefore be chosen correctly from the start.

For residential leases, the annual increase cannot exceed the twelve-month average of the consumer price index (CPI). In leases that have completed five years, either party may bring a rent determination action asking the court to set a new rent according to market rates.

Yes. Understating the price leads to title deed fee penalties, tax loss liability, and problems of proof in future litigation. It also lays the groundwork for collusion (muvazaa) claims. Transacting at the true price is always the safe course.

If a risky-structure assessment report has been issued for your building under Law No. 6306, the report is served on the owners through the land registry office, and you may object within 15 days of service; the objection is examined by a technical committee, and if rejected, the route to the administrative courts is open. Once the finding becomes final, the demolition and reconstruction process begins; rights holders who vacate their property by agreement can benefit from rent assistance or facilities such as loan/interest support under the law — the amount and duration of the assistance are set by communiqués updated by district and by year. After the 2023 amendment, reconstruction decisions (choice of contractor, allocation ratios) are taken by a simple majority of owners in proportion to their shares; since the sale of a dissenting co-owner's land share to the other co-owners can come into play, you should follow the meeting invitations and decision minutes carefully. Having the delivery deadline, delay compensation, technical specifications, and occupancy permit obligation clearly regulated in the contract to be signed with the contractor is the most critical legal safeguard of the process.

A significant part of the civil and criminal files in Esenyurt is heard at Büyükçekmece Courthouse. A significant portion of civil and criminal cases from Esenyurt are heard at the Büyükçekmece Courthouse. Given the case volume generated by Turkey's most populous district, working with a lawyer who is experienced and familiar with local practice speeds up the process.

Yes. Our office is located in Esenyurt; we meet clients from Esenyurt and the surrounding districts at the office, on site when needed, or online. You can reach us by phone or WhatsApp to book an appointment.

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