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New housing valuation that combines carbon emission level, energy efficiency and environmental performance indicators with economic criteria…
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...
Morning traffic, horn sounds, crowds, fast days... Life in big cities is often like a race. Well, really, we are all like this…
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.
In 2025, economic uncertainties and changing living habits will rapidly increase the demand for small square meter residences. Low cost…
Landscape data has become a measurable and strategic variable rather than just an aesthetic element in housing valuation. Green…
Parcelling is the process of rearranging land pieces within the framework of certain legal regulations and is a process of urbanization, infrastructure planning and development.
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…
Although purchasing a house under construction offers attractive price advantages, it may bring serious legal risks. In this guide, the project…
Neighborhoods in Istanbul that gain value with infrastructure, transportation and urban transformation projects attract the attention of investors. Esenyurt, Kağıthane, Ç…
In the real estate industry, consent is a written statement of permission that is frequently used in real estate buying-selling, leasing and construction processes. This document is…
The deposit, which is frequently used in housing purchase and rental processes, serves as an assurance that the parties have reached an agreement. But the process…
