Turkey is digitising its real estate market in order to make transactions more transparent

A large-scale digital platform is set to launch in Turkey, consolidating information on all the country's real estate into a single system. Called the ‘Real Estate Valuation Centre’, the project will begin in Istanbul in the first quarter of 2026 and will cover all 81 provinces by mid-2027.

The platform will display the market value of properties and land plots on interactive maps, and artificial intelligence will enable users to compare properties within a neighbourhood or on a particular street. This will ensure transparent pricing and reduce tax losses.

The system will also feature 3D city models to support urban planning and emergency management, which is particularly important in earthquake-prone regions. This reform is part of a broader digital transformation of the real estate sector, which includes the introduction of mandatory electronic transactions and the registration of 3D models from January 2025 onwards.