Torba, Bodrum/Muğla
Torba is a high-value residential neighbourhood in Bodrum, characterized by a median listing price of 99,722 TL/m² for apartments, which sits below the district median of 119,167 TL/m². The area is defined by a mix of villas and apartments, with a strong emphasis on lifestyle amenities and a significant presence of olive groves and agricultural land.
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AI estimate from parcel dossier + KEOS zoning + live ₺/m² + TKGM transactions + road cession; ₺/m² computed from real listings. Not an official appraisal or investment advice.
Land · ₺/m²
11 listings · for saleMedian price ₺
for saleWalkability
94 points of interest · OSMRent ₺/mo
68 listingsThe location's thesis.
Torba is best suited for lifestyle investors and end-users seeking a high-amenity, low-density environment with strong recreational infrastructure, rather than high-yield rental investors or developers seeking dense urban projects. The neighbourhood's value is driven by its villa stock and leisure amenities, with a land character dominated by olive groves and agricultural plots, suggesting a preserved, semi-rural luxury market (TKGM, regional listing data).
- Liquidity Risk: Residential sales volume has decreased by 7% compared to the 5-year average (100 sales vs. 107 average), indicating a cooling market where asking prices may not reflect real transaction speeds (TKGM).
- Macro-Financial Risk: High mortgage interest rates (42.03%) significantly increase borrowing costs, likely restricting the buyer pool to cash purchasers and slowing market velocity (TCMB).
- Seismic Risk: The region is classified as Zone 2 with a Peak Ground Acceleration (PGA) of 0.33g, indicating moderate seismic hazard associated with Aegean coastal faults (Regional Seismic Profile).
- Price Volatility: Recent data shows a -15.4% momentum in median prices, suggesting a downward trend in listing values over the observed period (Price History).
Housing, land, commercial and building — by type.
Konut
₺/m² · 60 listings · medium confidenceKonut
₺/m² · 56 listings · high confidenceArsa
₺/m² · 11 listings · medium confidenceİşyeri
₺/m² · 4 listings · low confidenceArazi
₺/m² · 1 listings · low confidenceArsa
₺/m² · 1 listings · low confidence₺/m² by property type.
Villa
₺/m² · 34 listingsVilla
₺/m² · 32 listingsDaire
₺/m² · 10 listingsMüstakil Ev
₺/m² · 9 listingsDaire
₺/m² · 6 listingsMüstakil Ev
₺/m² · 4 listingsTripleks
₺/m² · 4 listingsThe median price of 99,722 TL/m² for residential units is 16% below the Bodrum district median of 119,167 TL/m², indicating a relative value entry point within the district (regional listing data). The market is dominated by villas (n=34 at 153,261 TL/m² and n=32 at 103,000 TL/m²), which command a significant premium over apartments (n=10 at 86,118 TL/m² and n=6 at 115,139 TL/m²), signaling that land and standalone structures drive the neighbourhood's value ceiling (regional listing data). The wide dispersion in villa prices (from 103,000 to 153,261 TL/m²) suggests that specific features, rather than just location, dictate value. Rental data shows a median of 100,000 TL/month for 68 listings, but the listing mix for rentals may differ from sales, requiring cautious interpretation of yield signals (regional listing data).
₺/m² by property type and layout
Bar: p25 — median — p75. Wide range within a type+layout = view/floor/aspect premium.
Price dispersion
Dispersion: Medium · (p75−p25) / medyan = 0.69
Premium drivers · vs overall median
Havuzlu
29 listings · +%40 vs medianSite içinde
18 listings · +%18 vs medianDeniz / sahil yakını
52 listings · −%7 vs medianManzaralı
35 listings · −%11 vs medianHow each feature shifts ₺/m² vs the overall median; from sea/view/pool and in-complex info in listing titles.
Complexes, new-builds and mix in the area
In a complex
18 / 116 listingsNew / under construction
1 yeni · 1 projeHousing listings for sale
kamuya açık ilan verisi — mahalle (satılık konut)Surroundings & transit.
Official location · Torba, Bodrum, Muğla, Ege Bölgesi, 48400, Türkiye
Walkability
Public transit
Nearest market
Nearest pharmacy
Spor & rekreasyon
Yüzme Havuzu (21), Spor Sahası (9)Yeme-içme
Restoran (17), Kafe (2), Fırın (1)Konaklama & turizm
Otel (17), Gezi Noktası (1)Günlük ihtiyaç
Akaryakıt (4), Süpermarket (3), Market (3), Eczane (2)Diğer
Police (1), Pottery (1), Spa (1), Toilets (1)Ulaşım
Taksi (2)The neighbourhood offers a high walkability score of 71 with 94 points of interest, including 30 sports/recreation facilities (21 pools, 9 fields) and 20 dining options, catering to a lifestyle focused on leisure and tourism (UAVT, OSM). However, public transit access is minimal (score 2, 1 bus stop), implying a car-dependent or pedestrian-centric environment (UAVT). The proximity to hotels (17) and tourist spots (1) within 1.5 km reinforces its character as a tourism and hospitality hub (OSM).
Title & parcels.
Parcels
Blocks
Avg parcel m²
Land character
- Arsa · 90 (%21)
- Zeytinlik · 34 (%8)
- Tarla · 33 (%8)
- Zeytinli Tarla · 25 (%6)
- Orman · 10 (%2)
- Delicelik Ve Kısmen Zeytinlik · 5 (%1)
- Bahçeli Kargir Dubleks İki Ev · 5 (%1)
- Iki Katlı Kargir Bina · 3 (%1)
Development rights.
Planned parcels
Avg KAKS
Avg TAKS
Max floors
Recent developments.
2026-07-27
2026-07-31
2026-08-03
2026-08-06
2026-08-11
2026-08-15
2026-08-20
2026-08-27
Actual transaction demand
Housing sales (yearly)
2025 · −%7 vs 5-yr avgLand sales (yearly)
2025 · −%18 vs 5-yr avgTotal housing sales
Housing sales (yearly) · 2010–2025Deed transactions = ACTUAL sales (TKGM), independent of listing ASKING prices — a demand/liquidity signal. Falling transactions = cooling demand, room to negotiate; high = liquid, in demand.
Investment assessment
Torba presents a mixed investment profile: the price is below the district median, offering potential upside for buyers seeking value, but the high concentration of villas and large average parcel sizes (59,580 m²) suggests a lower-density, lifestyle-oriented market rather than a high-turnover apartment market (TKGM, regional listing data). The presence of 15 parcels with application zoning (KEOS) and a maximum of 3 floors indicates limited immediate development density, while the dominance of olive groves and fields suggests long-term preservation or gradual development rather than rapid urbanization (TKGM, KEOS). The high mortgage interest rate (42.03%) likely suppresses credit-driven demand, favoring cash buyers and potentially increasing negotiation leverage for purchasers (TCMB).
Not a hard forecast; inference from observed trend + macro context. Not investment advice.
If you'd bought this a year ago
Sample (anonymised) listing: 4+1 · 220 m² · current price 18.500.000 ₺. Estimated price a year ago ~15.617.367 ₺ (regional property index).
Taşınmaz: TCMB konut endeksi (Aydın/Denizli/Muğla)
Sample (anonymised) listing: Arsa · 1.721 m² · current price 60.000.000 ₺. Estimated price a year ago ~50.650.919 ₺ (regional property index).
Taşınmaz: TCMB konut endeksi (Aydın/Denizli/Muğla) — arsa için resmi endeks yok, bölge gayrimenkul göstergesi
Each row: what the same capital (the property's estimated price a year ago) would be worth today in that asset — all prices real; past returns don't guarantee the future. USD: TCMB; Altın: spot (PAXG, gram); BTC: CoinGecko
Related Regions
This analysis relies on regional listing data, TKGM (Land Registry) transaction and cadastral records, KEOS (Zoning) data, OSM/UAVT (OpenStreetMap/Geospatial) for location and walkability, and TCMB (Central Bank) for macro indicators. It does not include real-time macroeconomic forecasts, specific building inspection results, or unlisted zoning changes. The methodology uses median values and available sample sizes; small sample sizes (e.g., n=1 for arazi) carry higher statistical uncertainty.