08.12.2025 00:41
Artificial intelligence technologies, which are increasingly being used in various fields around the world and in Turkey, have recently contributed to reducing the costs for companies developing real estate projects by learning about rental yields, potential value appreciation, and supply-demand balance, while also providing detailed analyses to address investors' long-term expectations.
The Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change is expected to launch a digital system called the "Value Information Center" next year for the real estate sector, which will collect, analyze, and share data on the market values of properties across the country.
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Real estate investment consultant and software engineer Burak Ustaoğlu made statements regarding their studies on the use of artificial intelligence technologies in this field.
Ustaoğlu explained that they benefit from an AI-supported real estate valuation system in the projects they are currently developing in Dubai and that they have started to implement this in projects in Turkey as well. He stated that they aim to support the widespread use of AI-supported real estate valuation systems in Turkey as a private sector.
Ustaoğlu also mentioned that with the virtual assistant they developed, they contribute to answering the questions citizens have about real estate purchases in many languages.
"ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PROVIDES 20-30% MORE AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO PRODUCTS"
Ustaoğlu pointed out that artificial intelligence technologies have initiated a new era in the real estate sector and continue to grow rapidly, emphasizing that AI offers significant advantages for construction companies to reduce costs and for citizens to make the right investments in the right projects.
Highlighting the data from Morgan Stanley Research, Ustaoğlu stated, "Companies can save 37% today just by using artificial intelligence technologies. They achieve this by using AI in the correct location, project, and concept selection during the production phase."
Ustaoğlu noted that AI technology has made significant contributions to the brand projects discussed in Dubai's real estate sector, while stating that this is just beginning to develop in Turkey. He emphasized that the use of AI in this field brings about a significant reduction in costs in the construction sector, stating, "This allows our citizens to access products at 20-30% more affordable prices. The increased use of AI technologies by construction developers could enable our citizens to own apartments at more affordable prices."
"VIRTUAL ASSISTANT ANSWERS REAL ESTATE QUESTIONS IN 80 LANGUAGES"
Ustaoğlu stated that with the virtual assistant system they developed, investors can actively benefit from artificial intelligence in their real estate purchases, saying, "When our customers call our company, they interact with our virtual assistants and can get answers to many questions in their minds, from comparing regions to finding projects that fit their budgets, using AI. This presents a great opportunity for our citizens to access the right product with the right budget."
Ustaoğlu pointed out that the virtual assistant serves both Turkish and foreign investors in 80 languages, noting that the most frequently asked question to the virtual assistant is about the future valuation of the invested real estate.
"WE DESIGNED A PROJECT USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGIES IN TURKEY"
Ustaoğlu emphasized that the primary goal of their efforts to popularize the use of artificial intelligence in real estate valuation in Turkey is to reduce construction costs, stating, "The most important opportunity in the process of reducing construction costs is to use artificial intelligence technologies, and our construction developer companies should be involved in this. For citizens, AI offers an invaluable opportunity to access the right project and the right investment, and in the coming years, the possibilities and opportunities in the infrastructure of this technology will increase."
He also mentioned that they designed a project in Turkey by creating a large data collection pool through scanning information available on search engines, official sources, and social media user trends, stating:
"We told AI, 'We want to propose a project for our investor groups in the Gulf countries, can you give us the right location?' It suggested that the Sapanca region has very high demand and that projects developed in this area could be an opportunity, even providing listings in the region. Immediately afterward, it suggested the Tuscany concept in Italy."