Latest developments and investment opportunities in the Turkish real estate market,We share our blog posts and sector analyzes with you. Always updated with new content.
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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.
In Turkey, fluctuations in energy prices and flexibility in subscription systems affect many aspects, from housing selection to real estate valuation.
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.
Accessible housing maps are digital tools that support the right of disabled individuals to live independently and increase inclusion in urban planning.
Residences with small square meters but high ceilings attract valuation approaches based solely on floor area, thanks to the feeling of spaciousness they offer.
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…
Housing valuation is not limited to square meters and location. Elements such as indoor air quality, fresh air cycle and respiratory comfort…
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.
Night illumination rate is an important indicator in evaluating the comfort elements of neighborhoods such as security, social vitality and quality of life...
As we enter a new year, we reconsider not only our budgets but also our living habits. Consuming less, being more conscious…
It is an effective solution for those who want to increase the value of their home by renovating their home and provide high returns at low cost, especially with small and strategic renovations.
The increasing number of university students in Turkey and insufficient traditional housing options make modular living spaces attractive for investors.
