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Let’s do the transformation together

At GREET, which brings together Europe's real estate giants, a call was made to invest in Türkiye: "Come collaborate on urban transformation" For commercial real estate and investments in Central, Eastern and Southern Europe — including Russia, the Commonwealth of Independent States and Türkiye — an international

Sabah26 May 2015 External source

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Original title: "Let's do the transformation together" · 26 May 2015

At GREET, which brings together Europe's real estate giants, a call was made to invest in Turkey: “Come collaborate on urban transformation”

GREET Vienna—an international platform for commercial real estate and investment in Central, Eastern, and Southern Europe, including Russia, the Commonwealth of Independent States, and Turkey—set a first this year by including Turkey in its conference programme. GREET, which stands for Global Real Estate & Economy Talks, is a huge organisation that brings together the region's real estate investors every year. The Turkish companies attending the conference presented investment opportunities in the construction sector and held bilateral meetings for cooperation.

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Foreign investors can now buy land in Turkey. At present, urban transformation investments are among the most attractive investment areas in Turkey. Many buildings will be demolished and rebuilt, and many will undergo renovation

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