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Joint title deed is a system in which more than one person has ownership rights in certain proportions on the same real estate. Especially common…
Field and land investments have significant differences in terms of their legal status, infrastructure facilities and return potential. In land investment…
Family residence annotation is a legal regulation that protects the residence where married couples live. Sale and sale without the consent of the spouse by being recorded in the title deed…
Waiver is the official transfer of real estate ownership from one person to another in the land registry. Completing the sales transaction and taking ownership…
Real estate investment in touristic areas offers attractive opportunities for capital owners with high rental income and long-term value increase…
The trend away from big cities is accelerating towards smaller cities that offer lower costs and better quality of life. Digital after the pandemic…
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...
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…
Subdivision is a method that enables the deeded lands to be more organized within the scope of development plans and to solve ownership problems.
Rapidly rising rent prices around the world in recent years have become an important issue for both tenants and homeowners. Tenants, their budgets…