From the official data
Official Data for Arsuz
Arsuz's registered population was 115,077 on 31 December 2025, up 49.22 per mille between 2024 and 2025. TurkStat records 2,095 homes sold in the district in 2025, against 2,071 in 2022.
| Indicator | Value | Year | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Population (31 December) | 115,077 (7.3% of provincial population) | 2025 | [1] |
| Annual growth rate, 2024–2025 (Hatay: 9.78‰) | 49.22‰ | 2025 | [1] |
| Homes sold | 2,071 | 2022 | [2] |
| Homes sold | 948 | 2023 | [2] |
| Homes sold | 1,560 | 2024 | [2] |
| Homes sold | 2,095 | 2025 | [2] |
| First-hand / second-hand sales | 917 / 1,178 | 2025 | [2] |
| Mortgaged share (Hatay: 7.7%) | 10.8% | 2025 | [2] |
| Registered food businesses | 1,220 | 2025 | [3] |
What does this data mean for an investor?
At 49.22‰, growth is 5.0 times the provincial rate (9.78‰) and among the fastest of the 15 districts. In a district of 115,077 registered residents this rate corresponds to a change of a few thousand people in absolute terms.
With 2,095 sales in 2025 the district ranks 3 of the 14 districts with sales; volume is 101% of 2022. That is 18.2 sales per thousand residents (provincial average 10.1). 44% of sales are first-hand (provincial 25%): new-build supply weighs heavily in transactions. The mortgaged share is 11% (province: 8%).
What it means for an investor: the district is one of the three with the highest transaction volume in the province, pointing to a relatively liquid market for finding a counterparty (interpretation). The data show no prices; comparables and a valuation report are needed for that.
Limitation: Housing-sales data count title-deed transactions and contain no price, m² or rent information. The growth rate covers a single year. The food-business count is registered businesses subject to inspection and gives only a rough signal of competitive density. No neighbourhood-level official data are used here.