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2025 real estate trends will see a radical change in the sector with innovations such as smart home technologies, artificial intelligence-supported valuation systems and sustainable structures compatible with ESG criteria.
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Ankara is gaining value in the real estate market due to its rapidly growing population and increasing demand. The most valued districts as of 2024 or…
The trend away from big cities is accelerating towards smaller cities that offer lower costs and better quality of life. Digital after the pandemic…
In 2025, home ownership rates in Turkey may tend to increase in major cities due to economic developments and government incentives.
Real estate investment in touristic areas offers attractive opportunities for capital owners with high rental income and long-term value increase…
Close your eyes and imagine yourself in a completely different city. New streets, a different pace of life, a different atmosphere, different opportunities...
Mass housing are projects that offer affordable housing and long-term investment opportunities. Increasing demand, developing transportation networks and social...
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.
Housing preferences vary greatly across generations. In this transformation extending from Baby Boomers to Generation Z; technology use, life…
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.
