Kuzeyyaka, Kepez Property Guide

In central-north Kepez, Kuzeyyaka is a mainly apartment-based neighbourhood close to the Sütçüler, Gazi and Kuzeykaya stops of the T3 tram, which runs along its eastern edge.

Location

Kuzeyyaka is one of the official neighbourhoods (mahalle) of Kepez, in the district's central-north part near the Gündoğdu and Sütçüler neighbourhoods. It stretches north to south, with the T3 tram line running along its eastern edge. By road from the neighbourhood centre, Kaleiçi is about 7 km, Konyaaltı Beach about 12.5 km and Antalya Airport about 15 km away.

Transport

Rail access is the neighbourhood's clearest advantage. The Sütçüler and Gazi stops on the T3 line are about 500 metres from the centre, and the Kuzeykaya stop about 850 metres. Although the stop is called "Kuzeykaya", the neighbourhood's official name is Kuzeyyaka. T3 runs in one direction via the Şelale stop to Varsak, and in the other via Kepez Municipality, the main bus terminal (Otogar) and Akdeniz University to the Museum stop, so you can reach the bus terminal and the university area without changing.

Daily Life

Several primary schools, local parks and a market area are in and around the neighbourhood. In July 2026 Kepez Municipality announced road preparation work ahead of resurfacing on 2551 and 2557 Sokak, streets heavily used as school and hospital routes. Kepez State Hospital is about 1.7 km from the centre as the crow flies.

Housing Stock

Most homes in Kuzeyyaka are apartments. Buildings from different periods sit side by side: older blocks next to redeveloped plots and newer buildings. Bear in mind that streets near the tram and the inner parts of the neighbourhood can differ in how convenient they are for transport.

Who It Suits

  • Commuters and students who want tram access to the bus terminal, the city centre and the university,
  • Families looking for an established neighbourhood close to schools,
  • First-time buyers,
  • Long-term investors targeting tenants who want an annual let near the tram line.

Pre-Purchase Checklist

  • Permit date and earthquake codes: find out whether the building was permitted before or after the 2007 and 2018 earthquake regulations.
  • Occupancy permit and title type: see the iskân (occupancy permit confirming the building matches its approved plans) and check whether the tapu (title deed) shows kat mülkiyeti (full condominium ownership) or kat irtifakı (a construction-stage right).
  • Risky-building status: ask whether a risky-building assessment has been made or whether there is an annotation under Law No. 6306 on the title. Kentsel dönüşüm (urban regeneration) is the process of replacing ageing or earthquake-vulnerable buildings.
  • Tram noise: for apartments facing the line, assess daytime noise in person.
  • Service charges (aidat): ask what shared costs cover and whether any arrears exist.

See our Kepez area guide for the wider district and our Antalya property market page for general market information.

Are there apartments near the tram in Kuzeyyaka?

Yes. The T3 line runs along the neighbourhood's eastern edge; the Sütçüler and Gazi stops are about 500 metres from the centre and the Kuzeykaya stop about 850 metres.

Are buildings in Kuzeyyaka part of urban regeneration?

It varies by building and plot. Confirm with the municipality and the land registry whether a risky-building assessment has been made and whether any related annotation appears on the title deed.

Can foreigners buy in Kuzeyyaka and obtain residence?

Kepez neighbourhoods were not on the Presidency of Migration Management's closed-neighbourhood list dated 30 June 2022. As the list can change, check the current status before you proceed.

I want to let my apartment in Kuzeyyaka. How can you help?

We can review your apartment's location, building condition and documents together and set out a plan for a long-term let or a sale. Get in touch through our sell or let your property page.

We currently have no active listings in Kuzeyyaka Tell us what you are looking for and we will let you know when a suitable property comes up.

Antalya property market

Average sale price per m²59,438 TLQ3 2026
House prices, annual change+20.0%September 2026
Average rent per m²282.65 TLQ3 2026

Antalya province as a whole; source: CBRT and TurkStat. Full market report →

Other areas

Want to sell or let your property?

We will review current listings and comparable sales in your area and come back with a price proposal.