According to Turkish laws in 2024, only citizens of certain foreign countries are allowed to purchase real estate in Turkey — and Iran is among the countries whose nationals are permitted to buy property in Turkey.

Under these regulations:
 

• The minimum property purchase price required to obtain Turkish citizenship and passport is USD 400,000, as stated in the law enacted on April 12, 2022.
• To retain Turkish citizenship, the purchased property must not be sold or transferred for a period of three years.
• Foreign nationals are allowed to purchase up to 30 hectares of land within the territory of the Republic of Turkey.
• Foreign nationals cannot own or lease property located in military or security zones.
• Foreign buyers may acquire properties covering up to 10% of the total land area of any district or city.
• Foreign individuals or legal entities registered outside Turkey may apply for installment-based purchases through recognized property owners or reputable financial institutions (banks). This is one of the useful real estate purchase regulations in Turkey.
• Foreigners who purchase land for construction purposes must complete their building project within two years.
• Iranian citizens are allowed to buy any type of property, including land, residential, or commercial real estate.
   

Note that By purchasing property worth less than USD 400,000, it is still possible to obtain a renewable 2-year residence permit in Turkey, which can be extended as long as the property remains in your name