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The increasing number of university students in Turkey and insufficient traditional housing options make modular living spaces attractive for investors.
In flats without elevators, floor level is one of the main criteria that determines the market value of the house. Ease of access, buyer profile, location…
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…
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…
The green neighborhood indicator represents the integration of environmental sustainability criteria into real estate valuation. Energy efficiency…
Accessible housing maps are digital tools that support the right of disabled individuals to live independently and increase inclusion in urban planning.
Energy certified residences provide advantages in both sales and rental value thanks to their A and B class performances. Digital tax incentives,…
The apartment manager is the person responsible for the maintenance, financial and legal processes of the apartment within the framework of the Condominium Law. Manage common areas…
In Turkey, fluctuations in energy prices and flexibility in subscription systems affect many aspects, from housing selection to real estate valuation.
Treasury lands are state-owned real estate that can be used for different purposes, from agricultural production to housing and commercial investments.
Night illumination rate is an important indicator in evaluating the comfort elements of neighborhoods such as security, social vitality and quality of life...
