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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…
Miscellaneous land refers to areas that are not limited to a single category in terms of the usage nature and zoning status of the real estate.…
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…
One of the most frequently encountered concepts when purchasing or investing in real estate is floor easement and condominium ownership. Especially new construction…
Although purchasing a house under construction offers attractive price advantages, it may bring serious legal risks. In this guide, the project…
The title deed is the most important document that officially shows who owns a real estate. So what is a title deed document? In short, the land of a house…
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…
The traditional office concept is rapidly evolving with digitalization, flexible working models and new generation business culture. Now companies are fixed...
Sub-sale includes the fixtures required for a business to continue its activities, customer potential and often with a rental agreement.
Subdivision is a method that enables the deeded lands to be more organized within the scope of development plans and to solve ownership problems.
