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Parcelling is the process of rearranging land pieces within the framework of certain legal regulations and is a process of urbanization, infrastructure planning and development.
Buying a house is an exciting process, isn't it? The location of the house, its square meters, its price… What about its energy? The energy of the house you will buy…
Luxury houses and residences, which appear as new living spaces compatible with modern life, continue to become popular day by day...
Mobile homes and caravan living are transforming the real estate industry with their low-cost, portable and environmentally friendly structures. Economy…
Historical buildings, unique structures that carry the spirit of the past to the present... Living in historical buildings, which is the dream of many people, is an impressive experience...
It is of great importance for pet owners to make their homes both stylish and comfortable for their friends. Making a home pet friendly…
Ankara is gaining value in the real estate market due to its rapidly growing population and increasing demand. The most valued districts as of 2024 or…
2025 real estate trends, smart home technologies, artificial intelligence-supported valuation systems and sustainable construction compatible with ESG criteria…
Climate change is no longer just an environmental issue, it has become a reality that directly affects economic and social life. Well, s…
Subdivision is a method that enables the deeded lands to be more organized within the scope of development plans and to solve ownership problems.
Tenants do not have to hang a for sale notice inside the house if the property they live in is put up for sale. Lease agreements in Turkey and…
The certificate of insolvency was an important legal document that officially documented that the debtor was insufficient to pay and could not meet his debts...
