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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Agricultural real estate investments are attracting more and more attention in Turkey with the rise of living away from the city and the search for alternative income. Agro…
Sustainable and diverse transportation options in cities with smart bicycle infrastructure are an important factor in increasing real estate values.
September is coming, the new academic year begins... As the academic year begins, thousands of questions begin to circulate in students' minds. Fame…
Semi-public shared housing areas stand out as elements that improve the quality of life and increase real estate value in housing projects…
The increasing number of university students in Turkey and insufficient traditional housing options make modular living spaces attractive for investors.
The tiny house market is growing rapidly in Turkey and the world with the interest of individuals looking for minimalist living and sustainable solutions. Increasing housing m…
Even seasons are very valuable for those who want to own a home. So, what is the best time? Come, in the autumn season we are in...
Makro Life's analysis before the university registration period shows the selection of the rental housing market in 20 provinces with a high student population in Türkiye.
The first interest-free financing system supported by a public bank was implemented. Two models are offered to those who want to realize their home, vehicle and workplace dreams...
Renting or buying a house sounds like one of the most important decisions of our lives, right? A small or big house? More calm…
The green neighborhood indicator represents the integration of environmental sustainability criteria into real estate valuation. Energy efficiency…
Climate-sensitive automatic systems provide safe and value to investors by taking into account climate risks and sustainability in housing location selection.
