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The increasing number of university students in Turkey and insufficient traditional housing options make modular living spaces attractive for investors.
The trend away from big cities is accelerating towards smaller cities that offer lower costs and better quality of life. Digital after the pandemic…
Neighborhoods in Istanbul that gain value with infrastructure, transportation and urban transformation projects attract the attention of investors. Esenyurt, Kağıthane, Ç…
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.
New housing valuation that combines carbon emission level, energy efficiency and environmental performance indicators with economic criteria…
Field and land investments have significant differences in terms of their legal status, infrastructure facilities and return potential. In land investment…
Ideal housing choice for individuals living alone; It is shaped by multidimensional criteria such as security, transportation, social life and economic balance.…
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…
2025 real estate trends, smart home technologies, artificial intelligence-supported valuation systems and sustainable construction compatible with ESG criteria…
The traditional office concept is rapidly evolving with digitalization, flexible working models and new generation business culture. Now companies are fixed...
Comments left by users on digital platforms stand out as a new data layer in real estate valuation. Emotional harmony…
Subdivision is a method that enables the deeded lands to be more organized within the scope of development plans and to solve ownership problems.
