Antalya Ultimate Guide 👉 olgapronkina.com/Antalya FREE GUIDE | 8 Best Places in Turkey for Every Traveler 👉 olgapronkina.com/turkey-free This is our apartment in Antalya, Turkey where we spent 1 year. WATCH NEXT: How we rented an apartment in Antalya 👉 th-cam.com/video/1IdqzPXgndI/w-d-xo.html We lived in Turkey for a year now and sharing our personal experience and observations as foreigners. THE TRUTH why we LEFT TURKEY. Positive vs Negative sides of living in Turkey 👉 th-cam.com/video/MXpIscvPuH4/w-d-xo.html APARTMENT TOURS: $330 Apartment Tour & Daily life in Da Nang, Vietnam 👉 th-cam.com/video/5r3XmDCnHDM/w-d-xo.html $400-$600 Apartment hunting in Nha Trang, Vietnam (10 apartments, crazy sea views) 👉 th-cam.com/video/-5qyGk7oDjQ/w-d-xo.html $900 Apartment in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 👉 th-cam.com/video/MCPjk3-aghU/w-d-xo.html Living in Turkey 👉🏻 th-cam.com/play/PLbukJP9uQAFLG7mIl3ytlf7fsFhwZ8zlO.html TURKEY BEST RESORTS 👉 th-cam.com/play/PLbukJP9uQAFKO274Yz--3za-11FcmNYgP.html 😎 MUST KNOW before you travel to Turkey 👉🏻 th-cam.com/video/ZL_8d-lPrZw/w-d-xo.html Scams to avoid in Turkey (taxi, restaurants, "guides") 👉🏻 th-cam.com/video/caVdSFN0DLo/w-d-xo.html 10 Reasons to Visit Antalya, Turkey 👉🏻 olgapronkina.com/travel/10-reasons-to-visit-antalya-turkey/ More videos from Turkey 👉🏻 th-cam.com/play/PLbukJP9uQAFKOeoFoMjBLsM69JuLa5TTz.html 00:00 Intro. Our Apartment in Antalya Turkey 00:15 Welcome to our home! Bathroom, Kitchen, Living room, Bedroom. Pros and Cons, what to watch out for. Heating, Internet etc 07:39 Facilities. Gym, Pool 09:10 Outside the apartment. Infrastructure, shops 11:36 Walking around the neighborhood in. in Antalya Turkey. "Turkish apartment" Vs "Site - apartment complex" 17:42 Big Supermarket in the neighborhood 19:04 Prices for apartment rent in Antalya Turkey, how they changed. Bills, internet. Bloopers ☺️ ❓What would you like to see in my next videos? Share in the comments #Antalya #Turkey #Türkiye Subscribe on Facebook and Instagram: facebook.com/OlgaProTravel instagram.com/meloolga . Want to support me making more videos like this? Become a member on Patreon 👉🏻 www.patreon.com/olgapro We are Olga and Rene. After spending 1 year in Turkey we are now traveling looking for our forever home. Next 6 months we will explore SE Asia. Subscribe to find out what changed here in the last 2 years! We will compare countries like Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines to how they were before 2020 and now. Prices, cost of living, our daily life as foreigners. Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter for exclusive content and updates 👉 olgapronkina.com/news/ Become a Supporter 👉 www.buymeacoffee.com/olgapro 👉 www.patreon.com/olgapro Your support will help me upgrade my camera, laptop, pay for editing software and make better videos :)
Let's clear the pricing of this flat for the foreign spectators: Currently, a mediocre flat in the Liman neighbourhood costs at least 800 usd/month. Yours is around 1000 usd/months. (So 220 is a bargain!) The prices might sound OK for a foreigner but for most of Antalians, it's unachievable. (Minimum wage per month is a little less than 300 dollars per month.) That's how Konyaaltı has become an only-foreigner area in Antalya, just like Lara. So exhaust smell for locals, sea view for foreigners...
we talk about current prices at the end of the video. And yes, prices are way too high now even for foreigners. Landlords/agents are trying to cover for inflation and get as much money out of current situation as they can.
It depends on the foreigner though, whether these rent prices are cheap or not. If you come from a Western country, yes very affordable and not so much if you're Russian (outside Moscow), Ukrainian and other neighboring countries.
I would not be surprised if your land lord raises your rent over 100% a year for the coming years due to turkey’s financial collapse. The law states they can’t raise the rent by a maximum of 25% but they are taking the honey badger effect they just don’t care. They are in survival mode. Good luck!
Same apartment in Ireland would be at least 3X, and maybe 5X if you could find one with an on-site pool and gym. So yeah, it looks a pretty good deal from where I'm sitting. Thanks for showing us around.
You have a lovely apartment and the area looks very clean and quiet. It's also very affordable compared to where I live. It'd be the perfect place to retire.
Olga you was so lucky to rent apartment in Konyaalti district for such a normal price 👏 When I was came in Antalya at September 2022 we was rent apartment with 4 rooms in Dosemealti district for 7 thousand liras but after one month when mobilisation has started from Russia came a lot of migrants and prices was so highly raised and the owner of apartment asking to pay 11 thousand liras it’s around 600$ so we couldn’t stay and moved to Istanbul there was much more cheaper apartment rent than in Antalya
My rent in Kadikoy (the Asian side of Istanbul) was 4,000 lira last year (about $220). It has now shot up to 7,500 lira ($400). It's two bedrooms and is completely furnished, so I cannot complain.
It´s because of the war and the plandemic same here in Europe. I payed 2 years ago 600 Euro for 60m2 and now i pay 850-900 with the high energy prices. But my salary doesn´t go up it stays the same. If it goes more up sooner or later im doomed and i dont know how the other people survive. I work as a Teacher and my salary is around 2.2k My car eats 400 bucks. 100 Euro only for the garage without you can´t park anyhwere. Almost 1,4k every month goes for my car and apartment internet phone and other stuff which you need for today´s lifestyle. Yeah 400-500 euro for food in a month because its expensive. Imagine one bound of asparagus cost 8 euro xDDD or one broccoli costs 3 euro, 1 litre of cooking oil costs 7 euro. I can´t save my money maybe 100 euro a month its so sad man. Im going to my 30 years have a wife and can´t afford to make a child because if i want a bigger apartment i need more salary. Apartments with 90m2 with 3 rooms so for one CHILD costs 1200 euro and above. I can only LAUGH about this because i have no tears left to cry. And still people say EUROPE IS BEST PLACE TO LIFE =,D
@@canlale5733 When I first moved in, it was about $420 but then quickly went down to around $220. Even with my rent nearly doubling this year in lira, I'm paying around $410.
Beautiful apartment Olga. I am planning to travel to Antalya Turkiye in a couple of months.I want to apply for an extended tourist Visa. Hopefully I can find an apartment as nice as yours.
Hi from UK 😍 Me and my husband stayed in Onkel Rada apart hotel for a week the end of last month. i think,i saw you next to Migros shop ( there was A 101 shop as well ), wanted to say Hello, just i wasn't sure that's why i couldn't approach 🙈
Good morning beautiful people…. Very nice video… I have visited Antalya early this year and it was amazing …when you come from Europe, ie holding Euro or Pound Sterling in your pocket you generally feel very rich there….I love that feeling ..😂
Bedankt dat jullie zo open zijn ! Jullie hebben leuke kamers, lekker knus .Hoever zitten jullie nu van het strand af? Bedankt voor de leuke video! We ❤ iT. Volgende week vrijdag zijn we negen dagen in Kundu / Lara. We ❤ turkey. Bye Bye have a goed time.
Great deal even at $550 ! That apartment in the USA would be $1200 -$1400 plus and the utilities would be three times the price Well done and thanks for another informative video ..!
In Florida, USA apartment would be $2500 - $3000 per month. Electric bill $200 - $300 per month in the summer. And the apartments are not necessarily that modern and beautiful. Then you have to deal with Gov. DeSantis, and possibly school shootings continually.
Thanks for this nice video .. of course your new price isn't so cheap but everywhere in the world, it's expensive now ! Including in French little towns or villages ...
Here in the UK you can triple that price just for rent alone in the south east probably £1200+ then very high utilities bills and another £200 per month council tax..you have beautiful location stay well.
We spent 4 months in Antalya and really like the Kepez area top of the hill... On average how much for 3 bedroom unit? Any insight you have I would greatly appreciate your input.
Hi guys - your vlogs are so helpful thank you. Where is your washing machine? How do you wash your clothes please? And how do I go about contacting someone to live in this area? Many thanks :)
The washing machine is in the bathroom. You can read about how we rented an apartment in Antalya here olgapronkina.com/travel/antalya-turkey-how-to-rent-an-apartment-long-term/
I am so so happy for you congratulations on your new home I have been following you from the USA and now I am in Alanya turkey and I would love to get in touch with you because I bought a property in Antalya under construction it will be ready in the year 2023 so I would like to tell you about my neighborhood and I would like to understand more about your neighborhood if it is possible ,,, I am so happy for you to settle down in Antalya 👍👍👍💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼
Hi Olga I have been following all your videos but have you gone to Vietnam ? I am going on holiday for a week all inclusive in Antalya and I was wondering if you can help . Would you say Konyalti is cheaper than Lara beach ? Is Konyalti not as good as Lara beach ? I was reading that it takes 20 minutes drive to beach from Antalya city center , is it the same if I stay in Konyalti ? Any advice on saving money will be appreciated . Regards Max
Hi Max, yes, we are now based in Da Nang, Vietnam. If you need help with planning your trip to Antalya, I have availability after May 22nd for for a 1-1 call, book it here olgapronkina.com/travel-advice-call
Thank you for your lovely video..my question is how you can stay there more than three months because the allowed foreigners to stay renting only three month ?
we lived in Antalya in ‘21-‘22 and had a tourist ikamet for a year. here we talked about reasons why we eventually left Turkiye th-cam.com/video/MXpIscvPuH4/w-d-xo.html
Well written and presented...thank you. I was thinking about leaving an increasingly tense Chisinau for Thailand. Do you think, as a retired Newspaper Columnist and senior citizen, I might find Antalya more peaceful?
Depends on where in Thailand, I guess. I do know that in Thailand there is a culture where younger people respect the older (much more than in the West). But it’s also very hot and humid all year, could be a problem. In Antalya the climate is more like Spain/Portugal
of course, except few extreme places i dont know anywhere unsafe for anybody in Türkiye. Entire country is safe for all. Antalya with all its environmental settlements, villages, center,provinces is a safe area
Thanks so much for your post. We are here in Antalya checking out the area too. Even with rent prices increasing so much, you really could live on only 600-700 euros per month. Is your apartment in the west side of the city? I thought so, since I saw the mountains just past your apartment in the video. I'll try to watch your video, how to rent an apartment. 😊
Некоторое время назад мои американские друзья прояснили мне в чём разница в произношении слов live и leave. Live звучит как лыв, а leave произносится как лив. Easy.
ого, так серьезно все, что даже не понимают? мне пока за почти 3 млн просмотров раз 5 наверное написали недовольные акцентом. на моем родном русском языке все пять раз писали. совпадение? ;) но всем мил не будешь, так что вам советую тоже акцента не стесняться, людям все равно.
Great vídeo! Thanks for it. I'm looking to rent for a month, do you know any reliable website besides the classic ones Airbnb or booking? Something more local but official. Thanks again
if my cost is below 800-1000 euro for an appartment or house in turkey i would love to live there, Even here prices are like amsterdam, here in rotterdam i pay 1400 euro for a normal appartment, anyway i love your videos, really helpful And im really considering moving to antalya
Thanks again for the excellent tour and insights! Would you say that it would be possible to rent something comparable to your place today for $550 USD/Euro? I was just talking to a retired American who left DaNang in Vietnam during the pandemic and has been in Antalya and Tbilisi for almost two years, and he just went back to VN because his lease ended and he was having trouble finding anything that was comfortable in Tbilisi for less than $800usd/mo, and he was having trouble finding apartments in Antalya for under $600/mo., and I was wondering if that's likely the case or he was being quoted higher prices than actual?
We talk about current price at the end of this video. Also👇 How to Rent an Apartment long-term in Turkey (Turkiye) th-cam.com/video/1IdqzPXgndI/w-d-xo.html Prices now are different due to political situation. Prices changed :)
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces Thanks Olga. A couple of weeks ago I was on Google Maps - Street view Looking at areas in Antalya and what looks like the area you just shared seemed, and it seemed like one of more attractive ares. In google Street View I took some screen shots of for rent signs, and tried to call three agents. One agent was helpful but prices were more like booking an Air B&B by the month, and I was thinking if you and Rene have not considered doing some sort of booking service or website it might be something worth giving serious consideration to. Before the Pandemic, I was working on something an online accommodation and resource concept with a friend who has been an online travel developer for airlines and social media, for S.E. Asia and Australia, but I put the project on hold during the pandemic. If you might be interested I would be willing to share what we had in mind, as it might be something with your online presence could fit your part of the world and be developed on a small budget.
Hello, is it possible to organize a zoom with you both guys, just in case we need some consultancy, of course with a good rate. Can you do that in your Patreon?
Beautiful! I wouldn't mind pre-paying for 10 years of rent if it is that affordable! In fact that wouldn't be a lot of money to pre-pay for 10 years if they allow it.
Hello Olga can you suggest an agent that I could find a furnished flat to rent for 2 months May and June next year rental in quiet area like yours and what do you think would be the average rent for each month - many thanks Laura coming from UK
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Let's clear the pricing of this flat for the foreign spectators: Currently, a mediocre flat in the Liman neighbourhood costs at least 800 usd/month. Yours is around 1000 usd/months. (So 220 is a bargain!) The prices might sound OK for a foreigner but for most of Antalians, it's unachievable. (Minimum wage per month is a little less than 300 dollars per month.) That's how Konyaaltı has become an only-foreigner area in Antalya, just like Lara. So exhaust smell for locals, sea view for foreigners...
we talk about current prices at the end of the video. And yes, prices are way too high now even for foreigners. Landlords/agents are trying to cover for inflation and get as much money out of current situation as they can.
It depends on the foreigner though, whether these rent prices are cheap or not. If you come from a Western country, yes very affordable and not so much if you're Russian (outside Moscow), Ukrainian and other neighboring countries.
I would not be surprised if your land lord raises your rent over 100% a year for the coming years due to turkey’s financial collapse. The law states they can’t raise the rent by a maximum of 25% but they are taking the honey badger effect they just don’t care. They are in survival mode. Good luck!
Those prices don't sound OK for foreigners either!
it's just inflation bro
We were in Antalya this summer at the Porto Bello spa & resort, and we were blown away by Antalya!
The grocery store being downstairs is the best part. That is the exact type of building I would retire to nice job.
The Mountain View from your balcony is SPECTACULAR!
Your relationship is so wholesome and beautiful 😊 amazing chemistry between you both , please include both of together more in videos ❤
Thank you 😊
Excellent vlog, thank you for all the information you keep giving us. Have a great time in Antalya ♥
Same apartment in Ireland would be at least 3X, and maybe 5X if you could find one with an on-site pool and gym. So yeah, it looks a pretty good deal from where I'm sitting. Thanks for showing us around.
You have a lovely apartment and the area looks very clean and quiet. It's also very affordable compared to where I live. It'd be the perfect place to retire.
Kmmmo
Olga you was so lucky to rent apartment in Konyaalti district for such a normal price 👏 When I was came in Antalya at September 2022 we was rent apartment with 4 rooms in Dosemealti district for 7 thousand liras but after one month when mobilisation has started from Russia came a lot of migrants and prices was so highly raised and the owner of apartment asking to pay 11 thousand liras it’s around 600$ so we couldn’t stay and moved to Istanbul there was much more cheaper apartment rent than in Antalya
My rent in Kadikoy (the Asian side of Istanbul) was 4,000 lira last year (about $220). It has now shot up to 7,500 lira ($400). It's two bedrooms and is completely furnished, so I cannot complain.
It´s because of the war and the plandemic same here in Europe.
I payed 2 years ago 600 Euro for 60m2 and now i pay 850-900 with the high energy prices.
But my salary doesn´t go up it stays the same.
If it goes more up sooner or later im doomed and i dont know how the other people survive.
I work as a Teacher and my salary is around 2.2k
My car eats 400 bucks. 100 Euro only for the garage without you can´t park anyhwere.
Almost 1,4k every month goes for my car and apartment internet phone and other stuff which you need for today´s lifestyle.
Yeah 400-500 euro for food in a month because its expensive.
Imagine one bound of asparagus cost 8 euro xDDD
or one broccoli costs 3 euro, 1 litre of cooking oil costs 7 euro.
I can´t save my money maybe 100 euro a month its so sad man.
Im going to my 30 years have a wife and can´t afford to make a child because if i want a bigger apartment i need more salary.
Apartments with 90m2 with 3 rooms so for one CHILD costs 1200 euro and above.
I can only LAUGH about this because i have no tears left to cry.
And still people say EUROPE IS BEST PLACE TO LIFE =,D
Last year 4000 lira was 450 usd
@@canlale5733 When I first moved in, it was about $420 but then quickly went down to around $220. Even with my rent nearly doubling this year in lira, I'm paying around $410.
@@rogermichaelwillis6425 when exactly did you move in? Which month? Last october USD was around 9 lira..before that, even lower..you do the math
@@TheOsman15 move to africa then :)
Beautiful apartment Olga. I am planning to travel to Antalya Turkiye in a couple of months.I want to apply for an extended tourist Visa. Hopefully I can find an apartment as nice as yours.
Good luck!
i think even 550 for this apartment all in all with the climate is perfect...wish you many more great years there
She is lying :)
Hi guys.. Ye got a lovely place there well equipped with everything..well done you both..
Olga and Rene, thank you for sharing your apartment with us - I especially love the gluten free part 🙏🙏🙏
Hi from UK 😍 Me and my husband stayed in Onkel Rada apart hotel for a week the end of last month. i think,i saw you next to Migros shop ( there was A 101 shop as well ), wanted to say Hello, just i wasn't sure that's why i couldn't approach 🙈
Haha, yeah, Onkel Rada is very close to our apartment ☺️
Good morning beautiful people…. Very nice video… I have visited Antalya early this year and it was amazing …when you come from Europe, ie holding Euro or Pound Sterling in your pocket you generally feel very rich there….I love that feeling ..😂
Thanks for the info Olga ....see you in Antalya in march ....take care.
Great. Thank you both👍👍👍
loving your videos. I used them to help us when we visited in August!
Depends on location, pool, amenities. Avg price last year was 5k tl to 6k tl for a3 bed apartment in Fethiye area now its 10k tl to 15k tl
Bedankt dat jullie zo open zijn ! Jullie hebben leuke kamers, lekker knus .Hoever zitten jullie nu van het strand af?
Bedankt voor de leuke video! We ❤ iT. Volgende week vrijdag zijn we negen dagen in Kundu / Lara. We ❤ turkey.
Bye Bye have a goed time.
Het strand is 10 minuten wandelen 🙂 goede reis en heel veel plezier!
Bedankt! Tot de volgende video.Easy!!!!
So beautiful. I wanna live there!!
Again, your information is very helpfull. And for Rene " Goed bezig kerel " .
Ik hoop zo dat jullie binnenkort ook kunnen genieten❣️💕😘
Hi Olga! Thank you for yet another very informative video. Could you share which area of Antalya this apartment is located in? Many thanks& good luck!
Thank you! The name of the neighborhood is at the beginning of the video
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Great deal even at $550 ! That apartment in the USA would be $1200 -$1400 plus and the utilities would be three times the price Well done and thanks for another informative video ..!
yeah but Liman area, the houses built on mud damp, locals dont live there. Antalya is level 1 earthquake region, and Liman is the most sensitive area.
@@yusufhan4039 Yeah and Liman and Hurma happen to have some of the most expensive real estate in Antalya, more than Lara these days.
In Florida, USA apartment would be $2500 - $3000 per month. Electric bill $200 - $300 per month in the summer. And the apartments are not necessarily that modern and beautiful. Then you have to deal with Gov. DeSantis, and possibly school shootings continually.
@@yusufhan4039is it a bad earthquake zone?
Thanks for this nice video .. of course your new price isn't so cheap but everywhere in the world, it's expensive now ! Including in French little towns or villages ...
Very true!
we are going to miss you guys in Antalya.....just came back from south east ASIA.....planning to visit Turkey in march...Merry Christmas .
Happy holidays!
Can't believe digital nomads prefer the dirtiness/chaos of bali as opposed to cleanliness and beauty of Antalya...for the same price.
And being right near Europe and Middle East with different daily direct flights
@@TolgaKarlilar it is not so clean there, sea in Antalya is dirty
Beautiful and very affordable.
Great video lots of info, thank you i enjoyed it, wish well 🇮🇪🇮🇪🙏🙏📸📸
Was that corned beef hash with egg on top? Nice!
It’s buckweat :)
Definitely you guys need a pro tip for how to choose a house!
For 550 you can get a 1bed apartment in Ankara or even Istanbul!
Antalya ❤️❤️🇹🇷
220 dollars is dirt cheap for that apartment. It is hard to find anything furnished below 600-1000USD in Hurma area or Konyaalti.
we talk about current prices at the end of the video
Here in the UK you can triple that price just for rent alone in the south east probably £1200+ then very high utilities bills and another £200 per month council tax..you have beautiful location stay well.
Thanks!
You até a lovely couple.Greetings from Brazil
We spent 4 months in Antalya and really like the Kepez area top of the hill... On average how much for 3 bedroom unit? Any insight you have I would greatly appreciate your input.
you can check current prices on sahibinden, they are changing all the time
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces 👍
Having a top floor is a must the amount of noise from turkish families can be incredible very nice place especially for the price 👌
Hi guys - your vlogs are so helpful thank you. Where is your washing machine? How do you wash your clothes please? And how do I go about contacting someone to live in this area? Many thanks :)
The washing machine is in the bathroom.
You can read about how we rented an apartment in Antalya here olgapronkina.com/travel/antalya-turkey-how-to-rent-an-apartment-long-term/
I am so so happy for you congratulations on your new home I have been following you from the USA and now I am in Alanya turkey and I would love to get in touch with you because I bought a property in Antalya under construction it will be ready in the year 2023 so I would like to tell you about my neighborhood and I would like to understand more about your neighborhood if it is possible ,,, I am so happy for you to settle down in Antalya 👍👍👍💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼
Gorgeous apartment
Hi Olga
I have been following all your videos but have you gone to Vietnam ? I am going on holiday for a week all inclusive in Antalya and I was wondering if you can help . Would you say Konyalti is cheaper than Lara beach ? Is Konyalti not as good as Lara beach ? I was reading that it takes 20 minutes drive to beach from Antalya city center , is it the same if I stay in Konyalti ? Any advice on saving money will be appreciated .
Regards
Max
Hi Max, yes, we are now based in Da Nang, Vietnam.
If you need help with planning your trip to Antalya, I have availability after May 22nd for for a 1-1 call, book it here olgapronkina.com/travel-advice-call
Hi guys. How are you able to stay in turkey with the change of residence permit?
Thanks
we just recorded a video about that, will be on the channel next week 😊
I'm sorry, I didn't hear which area of Antalya your apartment is in, I'm interested in renting and this looks like a nice area!
The name is in the beginning of the video 😊
Thank you for your lovely video..my question is how you can stay there more than three months because the allowed foreigners to stay renting only three month ?
we lived in Antalya in ‘21-‘22 and had a tourist ikamet for a year. here we talked about reasons why we eventually left Turkiye th-cam.com/video/MXpIscvPuH4/w-d-xo.html
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces thank you so much I do appreciate it .if you can tell me how you apply for one year ? Please and thank you
@lovelyfish8053 I recommend watchıng the video about why we left and consulting a specialist on what ıs the procedure at the moment
Hi Olga what is the rent per month and does the kitchen come with basic essentials like pots and pans, Thanks, Connie.
We talk about prices at the end of the video
Well written and presented...thank you. I was thinking about leaving an increasingly tense Chisinau for Thailand. Do you think, as a retired Newspaper Columnist and senior citizen, I might find Antalya more peaceful?
Depends on where in Thailand, I guess. I do know that in Thailand there is a culture where younger people respect the older (much more than in the West). But it’s also very hot and humid all year, could be a problem. In Antalya the climate is more like Spain/Portugal
of course, except few extreme places i dont know anywhere unsafe for anybody in Türkiye. Entire country is safe for all. Antalya with all its environmental settlements, villages, center,provinces is a safe area
Go back to old Blitey
Thanks so much for your post. We are here in Antalya checking out the area too. Even with rent prices increasing so much, you really could live on only 600-700 euros per month. Is your apartment in the west side of the city? I thought so, since I saw the mountains just past your apartment in the video. I'll try to watch your video, how to rent an apartment. 😊
visit Alanya, too. Thats like Antalya but just smaller and not so crowdy
@@BGpomakTR We liked it too via videos, but needed Antalya for other reasons. 🤗
@@williamwarner8189 I like Antalya City actually and we ll be there in 10 days 🤩
Olga your vedio is great
good video thanks 👍😃🇬🇧
Некоторое время назад мои американские друзья прояснили мне в чём разница в произношении слов live и leave. Live звучит как лыв, а leave произносится как лив. Easy.
как здорово, что у вас такие хорошие друзья, помогают вам с произношением
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces Конечно, помогают. Они же хотят понимать то, что я им говорю.
ого, так серьезно все, что даже не понимают? мне пока за почти 3 млн просмотров раз 5 наверное написали недовольные акцентом. на моем родном русском языке все пять раз писали. совпадение? ;)
но всем мил не будешь, так что вам советую тоже акцента не стесняться, людям все равно.
Now 500 eur is very expensive for locals...Minimum salary 300 eur..😮💨
Great vídeo! Thanks for it. I'm looking to rent for a month, do you know any reliable website besides the classic ones Airbnb or booking? Something more local but official. Thanks again
How to Rent an Apartment long-term in Turkey (Turkiye)
th-cam.com/video/1IdqzPXgndI/w-d-xo.html
if my cost is below 800-1000 euro for an appartment or house in turkey i would love to live there,
Even here prices are like amsterdam, here in rotterdam i pay 1400 euro for a normal appartment,
anyway i love your videos, really helpful
And im really considering moving to antalya
Hvordan anskaffer man en lejlighed ?hej hej❤️👍
How did you find the apartment? Any websites you could recommend? :)
I wrote about our experience with renting in Antalya here 👉 olgapronkina.com/travel/antalya-turkey-how-to-rent-an-apartment-long-term/
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces Thank you. Very helpful videos btw 🙌
Olga is it still same price if someone wants to rent a house at that apartment? l think now maybe 3x lessly
we talk about current situation at the end of the video
About 3-4 times at least
Thanks again for the excellent tour and insights! Would you say that it would be possible to rent something comparable to your place today for $550 USD/Euro? I was just talking to a retired American who left DaNang in Vietnam during the pandemic and has been in Antalya and Tbilisi for almost two years, and he just went back to VN because his lease ended and he was having trouble finding anything that was comfortable in Tbilisi for less than $800usd/mo, and he was having trouble finding apartments in Antalya for under $600/mo., and I was wondering if that's likely the case or he was being quoted higher prices than actual?
We talk about current price at the end of this video. Also👇
How to Rent an Apartment long-term in Turkey (Turkiye)
th-cam.com/video/1IdqzPXgndI/w-d-xo.html
Prices now are different due to political situation. Prices changed :)
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces Thanks Olga. A couple of weeks ago I was on Google Maps - Street view Looking at areas in Antalya and what looks like the area you just shared seemed, and it seemed like one of more attractive ares.
In google Street View I took some screen shots of for rent signs, and tried to call three agents. One agent was helpful but prices were more like booking an Air B&B by the month, and I was thinking if you and Rene have not considered doing some sort of booking service or website it might be something worth giving serious consideration to.
Before the Pandemic, I was working on something an online accommodation and resource concept with a friend who has been an online travel developer for airlines and social media, for S.E. Asia and Australia, but I put the project on hold during the pandemic. If you might be interested I would be willing to share what we had in mind, as it might be something with your online presence could fit your part of the world and be developed on a small budget.
we are not planning to do business in Turkey, but you can send me an email mail@olgapronkina.com if you will need help/consultation
I believe when paying with US dollars prices are about the same?
On which website did you find this apartment?
th-cam.com/video/1IdqzPXgndI/w-d-xo.html
Nice view
Hello, how do you rent a place before getting there?
I wrote about our experience with renting in Antalya here 👉 olgapronkina.com/travel/antalya-turkey-how-to-rent-an-apartment-long-term/
Olga your great
Beautiful 😍
Hello, is it possible to organize a zoom with you both guys, just in case we need some consultancy, of course with a good rate.
Can you do that in your Patreon?
Yes, there is an option for that on Patreon, VIP membership level
What apartment is this? (Company, location)?
Got a site to recommend for apartments? Thanks
How we rented an apartment in Antalya 👉 th-cam.com/video/1IdqzPXgndI/w-d-xo.html
Does anybody know the minimum rental period?
most of the time it's 1 year, but the prices changed
Beautiful 😻
Beautiful! I wouldn't mind pre-paying for 10 years of rent if it is that affordable! In fact that wouldn't be a lot of money to pre-pay for 10 years if they allow it.
Pre-paying doesn’t guarantee you anything in Turkey, I wouldn’t recommend it
Where can I get more information to rent the apartment?
olgapronkina.com/travel/antalya-turkey-how-to-rent-an-apartment-long-term/
What abuth beach ?
Lucky You!
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Could I ask what is the name of the Kindergarten on the ground floor?
Hi, that is Sezerler Kids 🙂
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces Thank you❤️
Hello Olga can you suggest an agent that I could find a furnished flat to rent for 2 months May and June next year rental in quiet area like yours and what do you think would be the average rent for each month - many thanks Laura coming from UK
Hello Laura, if you need personal advice you can join on Patreon www.patreon.com/olgapro
Ольга, а что за улица на 16.50 примерно? Очень симпатичная
Район в начале видео, улицы там по номерам, но я не знаю точно где какой номер :)
Dear how did you stay for 1 year? I hear they only give ikamet if you buy property at least 200k eur.
It used to be possible to get a tourist Ikamet by renting an apartment, not anymore
is it possible to get this rent price nowadays? i do believe prices went so high since you ve made your contract
At the end of the video we talk about current situation. Also check out this video 👉 th-cam.com/video/WOwu_Ph2ZB8/w-d-xo.html
What area is that and how far are you from the beach ?
10 minutes
May I know best area in Antalya for 1+1 flat buying
How long does it take to walk to the beach?
About 10 min
What is the name of this area please and is it close to the beach ?
10 minutes from the beach, name of the area is at the beginning of the video 😊
You splained the prices of the rents changed a lot, constantly. But nowadays how much it cost a flat as nice as yours???
we talk about current situation at the end of the video
I thought you couldn’t rent in Antalya anymore as a Foreigner? that’s what I heard on the street
You can, but not everywhere
I hope I can go on a trip with you :(
Sorry to ask You, What do you do for living?
we do TH-cam videos
How did you find this apartment????? Wich site?
th-cam.com/video/1IdqzPXgndI/w-d-xo.html
Love your dress. Please let me know if you come to Germany
mooi appartement! werk je in turkije?
dank je! nee, we werken niet in Turkije, we zijn TH-camrs ;)
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces mooi man
Hi, what is the exact neighborhood name ?
I share it in the beginning of the video 😊
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces Lima ... I checked the apartment prices there, they are as crazy as Istanbul, 3.5-4 Million Liras for 2+1/3+1 :(
Hello I like you videos guys
How can I find an apartment like this in Antalya or Alanya?
Check out links in the description
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces Which description?
Video description
I’m looking to rent long term,want company would you recommend
Check out this article olgapronkina.com/travel/antalya-turkey-how-to-rent-an-apartment-long-term/
220 $ per week?
This is what i am looking for. Who do I contact?
What is the name of this neighborhood?
it is in the beginning of the video ☺️