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Turkey rent increase rate for October 2026: 31.49%

Source: TÜİK consumer price index (via TCMB EVDS), Turkish Code of Obligations art. 344. Last updated: .

For residential and roofed commercial leases renewing in October 2026, the legal rent increase cap is 31.49%. It is the 12-month average change in TÜİK's consumer price index as of September 2026.

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Rate used: 31.49% (October 2026)

Enter your current rent to see the result.

The legal cap is the published 12-month TÜFE average. This tool is for information only.

Rent increase rate by month

MonthCPI dataRate
October 2026September 202631.49%
September 2026August 202631.79%

How is it calculated?

  1. Pick the month your lease renews; the rate published that month applies.
  2. Enter your current monthly rent.
  3. The new rent, the monthly difference and the extra paid over a year appear right away.
Formula

New rent = Current rent × (1 + rate ÷ 100)

Monthly difference = New rent − Current rent

Yearly impact = Monthly difference × 12

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Frequently asked questions

How is the rent increase rate set?

Under art. 344 of the Turkish Code of Obligations, the increase for a renewed lease year cannot exceed the 12-month average change in the consumer price index. TÜİK publishes it at the start of each month: usually on the 3rd, or on the next working day when the 3rd falls on a weekend or holiday.

Which month's rate applies to me?

Use the rate published in the month your lease renews. A lease renewing in October uses the rate published in early October (based on September data).

Does the 25% cap on residential rents still apply?

No. The temporary 25% cap on residential rents ended on 1 July 2024; the 12-month CPI average is now the ceiling.

Can a landlord ask for more than this rate?

In renewed lease years, any agreed increase above the cap is void for the excess. After five years, the rent can be reset to market level through a rent determination lawsuit.

Where does the rate on this page come from?

We take TÜİK's consumer price index from the Central Bank's EVDS data service once TÜİK's bulletin is out, between the 3rd and 6th of each month, and compute the 12-month average change. The official bulletin is on TÜİK's website.

Results are for information only; they are not legal or financial advice.

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