Prefabricated and Light Steel House Prices 2026

How should you read the 2026 pricing table?

The pricing tables in this article are built from the same live price fields used on the product cards. That means the guide follows current catalog data instead of relying on a manually copied table that can become outdated quickly.

Even so, the table should not be read as a final quotation on its own. Turnkey scope, plot location, transport distance, slab preparation, facade choices and interior items can all change the total. The practical way to use this guide is to identify the right model band first and then request a precise quotation for your own plot.

• The list price column reflects the standard price field on the product card.
• The campaign price column is shown separately only for models with an active promotion.
• sqm and room plan comparisons are the fastest way to narrow down similar models.

Current Prefabricated Price Table

5 active prefabricated models are listed in this table. If a model has an active campaign, the list and discounted prices are shown in separate columns so you can compare the current band more clearly.

The visible price band on the site is currently between 390.000 TRY - 1.620.000 TRY. Final quotations can still change depending on transport distance, slab preparation, permit process and interior scope.

Current Light Steel Price Table

16 active light steel models are listed in this table. If a model has an active campaign, the list and discounted prices are shown in separate columns so you can compare the current band more clearly.

The visible price band on the site is currently between 1.330.000 TRY - 4.100.000 TRY. Final quotations can still change depending on transport distance, slab preparation, permit process and interior scope.

Main factors that shape the final price

In prefabricated and light steel projects, total cost is not determined by square meters alone. Structural system details, wall composition, roof solution, window class, wet-area setup and delivery scope are some of the main reasons why two similar models can lead to different budgets.

When comparing two models in a similar sqm range, room plan, facade complexity and items included outside a campaign can also affect the result. In practice, the price list is a starting filter; the quotation stage is where the full scope should be written line by line.

• Transport distance and site access directly affect logistics cost.
• Slab, infrastructure and permit process are usually separate from the product price.
• Interior doors, kitchen, ceramics and paint scope can vary by company.
• Campaign pricing can be temporary and should be reviewed together with the product detail page.

What may or may not be included in turnkey scope?

The term turnkey is used differently across the market, so the label alone is not precise enough. One supplier may include roof covering, paint and electrical rough-in, while another may leave kitchen, ceramics or slab works outside the same definition.

The safest way to read a quotation is to review slab, transport, assembly, electrical, plumbing, ceramics, kitchen, bathroom equipment and facade items as separate lines. Without that breakdown, comparing headline totals alone does not produce a reliable cost comparison.

• Foundation and slab works are often planned separately on the site side.
• Permit and municipality procedures may be handled outside the product price.
• Transport and crane day costs change with distance, road access and assembly plan.

Prefabricated or light steel?

When comparing prices, focusing only on the lower number does not produce the right decision. Prefabricated systems can be strong options in faster and more economical ranges, while light steel solutions may better match projects that require stronger structural expectations, longer service life or more planning flexibility.

The right choice depends on reading the plot, target usage period, climate, room count, facade expectation and budget together. For that reason, the tables in this article should always be evaluated alongside technical and scope questions.

• Projects seeking a faster and more economical band can start with prefabricated models.
• Projects with higher structural expectations and plan flexibility can lean toward light steel solutions.
• In both systems, the final decision should be based on the plot and intended usage scenario together.

Which details should you share when requesting a quote?

To receive a faster and more accurate quotation, asking only for the price of a 100 sqm house is usually not enough. If your first message already includes the city, district, plot status, desired floor count, room plan and expected delivery scope, pricing can move much more efficiently.

Sharing information such as site readiness, road access and slab status at the beginning also reduces the risk of later cost surprises. That makes it much clearer how the price band you see in the table should be adapted to your own project.

• City and district
• Requested structure type and floor count
• Expected room plan
• Whether you want turnkey or a narrower delivery scope
• Current status of the plot and slab preparation

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