Turkey’s economy continues to grow:

As a result, economic growth in Turkey has continued for 22 consecutive quarters, confirming the stability and development potential of the economy.

Growth of Turkey’s GDP

According to published data, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) calculated by the production method at current prices increased by 41.3%, reaching 63 trillion 20 billion 906 million Turkish lira.

GDP growth indicates recovery and development in key sectors of the economy, including industry, construction, exports, and services.

Turkey’s exports continue to grow

Turkey’s Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat stated that despite the challenging global economic environment, Turkey’s exports continue to grow.

In February, exports reached $21.06 billion, marking the second-highest February result in history.

Inflation in Turkey

According to the Turkish Statistical Institute:

• February 2026 inflation — 2.96% monthly
• annual inflation — 31.53%

Turkey’s credit rating

Another positive signal for international investors came from the agency Rating and Investment Information (R&I), which upgraded Turkey’s long-term foreign currency credit rating.

The rating was raised from BB- to BB with a stable outlook.
This is the first upgrade in the country’s credit rating in the last eight years.

What does this mean for real estate investment in Turkey?

Strengthening economic indicators, export growth, and the credit rating upgrade are increasing investor interest in the Turkish real estate market.

Resort regions with strong rental demand and stable price growth remain particularly attractive — for example Alanya.

Investing in real estate in Alanya allows investors not only to preserve capital but also to receive stable rental income and benefit from property value growth.