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The real estate options in Istanbul are diverse, spanning between the European and Asian sides, along the Black Sea and the Sea of Marmara. Here are some of...

Citizens of 183 countries can acquire properties in Turkey, and there are no restrictions in this regard except for Syrians among the Arab population. It is...

The "exchange value" or "prevailing value" of a property is the fundamental value used to calculate property taxes and other fees. It is also an important...

The term "government guarantee" in Turkey refers to projects based on partnerships between construction companies affiliated with the Turkish Presidency of the...

As part of the measures taken by the Turkish government to stimulate and increase investment in the real estate sector, a law was issued in February 2017...

It is widely known that Turkey provides opportunities for foreign investors to own properties in the country, and this opportunity comes with a package of...

Commercial Properties: This category includes offices, retail shops, and industrial properties, which are classified as non-residential...

The "Web Tapu" system in Turkey, launched in 2018, aims to facilitate real estate transactions and enable most of them to be conducted online without the need...

The real estate appraisal report, or property appraiser's report, in Turkey is an important legal requirement for investors interested in purchasing Turkish...

Earthquake-resistant buildings in Turkey are constructed based on prior research and studies conducted on the soil on which the building will be constructed...

Turkey is known for its highly developed urban cities that attract both tourists and investors. It offers ideal residential options in advanced Turkish...

What is meant by agricultural title deed? Turkish law regulates the processes of buying and selling properties through the Turkish Land Registry Office,...