Real Estate Law

Real Estate Law is a branch of law that regulates the ownership, acquisition, use, transfer, and other related issues of immovable property. This area of law includes laws and regulations related to real estate and regulates real estate transactions of individuals.

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While Real Estate Law determines the rights and responsibilities of property owners, it also regulates the relationships between tenants, neighbors, real estate agents, construction companies, and other interested parties.

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Here are some key issues related to real estate law:

Property Rights: Real estate law regulates the right of ownership of immovable properties and the protection of these rights. In this context, issues such as the acquisition, transfer, borders, and title deed registration of immovable properties are discussed. 

Rental Law: Rental law, which regulates the relations between the tenant and the landlord, includes the rental of residential and commercial real estate, lease agreements, rental fees, deposits, and evictions.

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Zoning Law: Zoning law determines the rules regarding the use and construction of real estate. In this context, issues such as zoning plans, building permits, zoning penalties, and environmental effects are discussed.

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Real Estate Purchase and Sale: Real estate purchase and sale transactions, title deed transfer, sales contracts, registration procedures, and other matters necessary to protect the rights of the parties are part of real estate law.

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Real estate law aims to protect the rights and obligations of both property owners and other interested parties. Our office, which operates in this field, provides consultancy in real estate transactions, prepares contracts, resolves disputes, and provides support in legal processes.

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