Latest developments and investment opportunities in the Turkish real estate market,We share our blog posts and sector analyzes with you. Always updated with new content.
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Morning traffic, horn sounds, crowds, fast days... Life in big cities is often like a race. Well, really, we are all like this…
Expropriation (expropriation) is the transfer of privately owned real estate to the public by paying the price in advance, in line with a decision of public interest. Bede…
Mini neighborhood projects, developed as a solution to the increasing seasonal housing demand in Turkey's coastal regions, are in line with short-term rental trends.
It is an effective solution for those who want to increase the value of their home by renovating their home and provide high returns at low cost, especially with small and strategic renovations.
Accessible housing maps are digital tools that support the right of disabled individuals to live independently and increase inclusion in urban planning.
With the increase in women's economic freedom in Turkey, their role in housing investments has increased significantly and this has led to the dynamics of the sector.
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.
The title deed is the most important document that officially shows who owns a real estate. So what is a title deed document? In short, the land of a house…
Our expectations from a home are no longer the same as before. Not just for shelter; working, resting, socializing, sometimes even being introverted...
While urban transformation projects modernize cities, they improve social life, create economic mobility, increase real estate value and…
Smart city applications are radically changing real estate valuation approaches. Internet of things, big data analytics, artificial intelligence...
You like a house, its location is suitable, its building is new, but something is missing... The name of the neighborhood. Because sometimes it's not just the address, but the name itself...
