Official Rent Increase Cap Set at 33.98% for Turkey
Maximum Rent Increase in Türkiye – February 2026
Official Rate: According to the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK), the maximum allowable rent increase rate in February 2026 is set at 33.98%.
This rate is calculated based on the average Consumer Price Index (CPI – TÜFE) over the last 12 months and applies to the renewal of both residential and commercial lease agreements.
📊 Inflation Data
According to official statistics, in January 2026 the Consumer Price Index:
- increased by 4.84% month-on-month;
- reached an annual inflation rate of 30.65%.
These figures formed the basis for calculating the permitted rent increase rate for February.
⚖️ What Tenants and Landlords Should Know
33.98% is the maximum legal rent increase limit.
A landlord may increase the rent by less than this limit or exceed it only by court decision.
For Tenants
Provides additional protection against sharp, unregulated rent hikes and ensures predictability in housing costs.
For Property Owners
Establishes clear legal boundaries when revising lease terms and offers a standardized framework tied to official inflation data.
The imposed cap aims to balance the interests of tenants and property owners amid ongoing inflationary pressure. Therefore, all lease renewals in February 2026 must strictly comply with the established maximum increase threshold.
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Source: Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) – February 2026 data. This information is for guidance only. For legal advice on specific rental agreements, please consult with a qualified professional.
