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Change of residence is an important process that must be done to keep official records up to date after moving. So, change of residence...
The urban transformation process, which aims to renew buildings at earthquake risk, is of great importance in terms of both building safety and quality of life.
Eviction processes are one of the most frequently asked questions in disputes between tenants and landlords.…
When investing in real estate, price differences between apartments in the same project often attract attention. Behind these differences is gene…
When decorating 1+1 houses, it can sometimes be challenging to make small spaces look both more useful and more spacious. But the right furniture…
The building occupancy permit is a document that shows that the house is legally suitable for occupancy and is of great importance for investors and buyers.
The fact that a real estate belongs to more than one person does not always mean shared ownership. Especially encountered in legal processes such as inheritance...
Buying a house is not a process limited to paying the house price. From title deed transactions to insurance, from loan expenses to subscription fees…
Expropriation (expropriation) is the transfer of privately owned real estate to the public by paying the price in advance, in line with a decision of public interest. Bede…
Title deed fee is one of the basic obligations that the buyer and seller must legally fulfill during the real estate buying and selling process. That's the mortar...
Protected areas are areas that are under state protection due to their historical, cultural or natural values, and are subject to development and usage rights of the real estate.
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…
