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Due to the changing and developing economic and social conditions in Turkey and the world and the resulting constant and rapid development of urbanization, the demand for residence and business centers has risen as more people live in collective building structures.

Under Turkish Contract Law, cases of strict liability are regulated to strengthen the protection of the injured party and ensure the fair distribution of social risks. In this context, Article 69 of the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098 specifically addresses the liability of the building owner and provides for liability without requiring fault

Rapid urbanization in Türkiye, driven by socio-economic changes, increases the demand for new construction - especially in major cities facing high population density and pressure for urban regeneration. Urban planning efforts aiming to meet this demand must include not just new buildings but also public service areas like roads, parks, schools, and healthcare facilities to ensure healthy urban development.

The new Retail Trade Law promulgates groundbreaking rules.

1. Introduction The regulation1 published in the Official Gazette dated February 4, 2026, amending the Regulation on the Implementation of Law No. 6306 ("Regulation"), sets out important provisions regarding the procedures and principles for decision-making among co-owners, particularly in urban transformation applications concerning parcels containing risky areas and risky buildings.

Turkey collects $3.45bln through privatization of four power grids, the last four on sale in a series of auctions to privatize the country's entire electricity distribution network.

18 Mayıs 2018 tarih ve 30425 sayılı Resmi Gazete'de yayımlanan 7143 sayılı torba kanun ile gayrimenkul sektörünü ve özellikle geliştiricileri ilgilendiren 4708 sayılı Yapı Denetimi Kanunu'nda önemli değişiklikler yapılmıştır.

Dispute Adjudication Boards (DABs), also known as Dispute Avoidance and Adjudication Boards (DAABs) in FIDIC contracts...

The Title Deed Law numbered 2644 ("Title Deed Law") allows foreign-controlled Turkish companies to acquire immovable properties with no limitations, apart from properties within or near military or security zones.

Turkey has announced principles for industry cooperation projects focused on innovation, localization and technology transfer. These new rules apply to procurement of construction work...

Several major infrastructural projects have started to be realized in Turkey for the last decades.

Coronavirus outbreak affects not only people's daily-life, but also disrupts economies and markets all around the world and electricity generation market is not immune to this effect.

In recent years, rising construction costs, extended payment plans, and the increasing number of ongoing housing projects have made prepaid residential property sale agreements more common and more important than ever in the real estate sector.

A new tax regulation has been announced in the Official Gazette no. 30971 on 07.12.2019 under the "Law on Digital Services Tax and Amending Some Other Laws" no. 7194 called "Valuable Residence Tax".

The Law Amending the Law on the Incentivizing of Tourism and Certain Laws No. 7334 ("Law"), published in the Turkish Official Gazette on 28 July 2021, ...

In an off-plan housing sale, the consumer pays the purchase price of the residential property before construction has been completed, thereby assuming the risk of the seller’s insolvency, delay in performance, or failure to complete the building.

The full protection and security (FPS) standard is one of the essential protection standards of international investment treaties.

Enerji Piyasası Düzenleme Kurumu ("EPDK") 31 Aralık 2020 tarihine kadar ön proje onayı ile elektrik üretim tesisi inşaatına başlama olağanının önünü açtı.