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ARTICLE · 06 NOVEMBER 2023

Türkiye Regulates Short-Term Rentals

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Law No. 7464 on the Renting of Residential Properties for Tourism Purposes and Amendment of Certain Laws, which was enacted by the Turkish Grand National Assembly on 25 October 2023 ("Law")...

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Aybuke Gundel Solak
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Law No. 7464 on the Renting of Residential Properties for Tourism Purposes and Amendment of Certain Laws, which was enacted by the Turkish Grand National Assembly on 25 October 2023 ("Law"), regulates the requirements and obligations of lessees, lessors and intermediaries for the rental of residences for tourism purposes to real and legal persons for up to 100 days at one time (i.e., daily rentals) and the sanctions to be imposed in the case of violation. The Law is expected to be published in the Official Gazette shortly.

The Law is available here (in Turkish).

What does the Law introduce?

The main regulations introduced by the Law are as follows:

A. Permit obligation

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