Three tools, one dataset: search listings yourself, get matched automatically, or ask the data a direct question.
Looking to buy? Explore available matches with the APN AI Agent. Selling a property? Send its details and photos through the APN property form.
✔ Reviewed · updated 20 Sep 2026Browse the partner network yourself, filtered by your own criteria — you stay in control of what you look at.
Submit your criteria once and get matched automatically as new listings and requests enter the network.
Ask a specific question about the Alanya market and get an answer traced to a sourced dataset, or told plainly when one doesn't exist yet.
None of these tools are a general-purpose chatbot guessing at Alanya prices from training data. Each one is a constrained system working against a specific, bounded dataset: the partner network's live listings and requests for search and matching, and APN's own published, dated statistics for market intelligence. Where the data doesn't cover something, the tools say so rather than fill the gap with a plausible-sounding estimate.
That distinction matters in real estate more than in most categories, because a confident wrong answer about a price or a legal rule is expensive to act on. See what "AI-powered real estate network" actually means for the fuller explanation of that design choice.
Not in the open-ended sense. Property search and matching work against structured listing and request data from the partner network; market intelligence answers are traced back to a specific sourced dataset. None of the three tools generates free-form market opinions.
No account is required to submit a search or a matching request. You tell APN what you're looking for, and it works from there.
If you already know roughly what you want, start with property search. If you want to be notified as matching listings appear over time, use property matching. If you have a specific data question — a price trend, a district comparison — use market intelligence.
It has access to the partner agency network's listings and requests, not every listing in the city. Coverage grows as more agencies join the network.
No. It can point to APN's published guides on title deed, taxes and the buying process, but for advice specific to your situation you should use a licensed lawyer or accountant.
Each dataset the tool draws on carries its own publish and 'data as of' date, shown on the relevant data page. The tool won't present old data as current.
The tool says so directly rather than estimating. See the market intelligence page for how that works in practice.
They serve different habits. Search is you actively browsing and filtering; matching is a standing request that surfaces new listings to you automatically as they appear.
No. It matches you to listings and requests, then introduces you to the relevant partner agency to handle the transaction. See how APN works for the full flow.
There's no account or subscription needed to submit a search or matching request. Any costs involved in an actual purchase or sale are separate and covered in the buying and cost-of-buying guides.
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