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Climate-sensitive automatic systems provide safe and value to investors by taking into account climate risks and sustainability in housing location selection.
The green neighborhood indicator represents the integration of environmental sustainability criteria into real estate valuation. Energy efficiency…
New housing valuation that combines carbon emission level, energy efficiency and environmental performance indicators with economic criteria…
The secret to success in the real estate industry is often hidden in small but regular habits. In the busy pace of your day, without realizing it...
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.
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…
Silent office concept residences have become a new real estate trend that stands out as remote and hybrid working culture becomes permanent.
The increasing number of university students in Turkey and insufficient traditional housing options make modular living spaces attractive for investors.
Residences with functional living spaces go beyond the need for shelter and support productivity, social interaction and quality of life…
With their energy efficiency, low carbon footprint and long-term cost advantages, solar powered micro-roof house projects are environmentally and financially…
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…
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