
AI Era in Real Estate Valuation Is Gaining Momentum in Turkey
Anadolu Agency: AI technologies are cutting real estate development costs by 37% and making properties 20-30% more affordable. Woven's Burak Ustaoğlu spoke to AA about AI-powered valuation systems.

AI to Cut Home Construction Costs: Up to 30% Price Drop Possible
Onedio: Real estate advisor Burak Ustaoğlu stated that growing AI adoption will reduce construction costs, potentially lowering housing prices by 20-30% for citizens.

The AI Era in Real Estate: Consulting AI Instead of Agents
Sabah: Turkey's Ministry will launch the Value Information Center in Istanbul in early 2026. Burak Ustaoğlu says the AI-powered system will eliminate fraud risk and end price manipulation in real estate.

Turkey's First Japanese Zen Village Is Coming to Life
Analiz Gazetesi: Woven Investment is launching Turkey's first Japanese Zen Garden-themed residential project in Gedikli Village, Kocaeli. CEO Burak Ustaoğlu introduced the landmark project.

Woven Japanese Zen Village: A Living Philosophy Is Born
Yapı İnşaat Dergisi: Woven Investment is bringing Turkey's first Japanese Zen Garden-themed residential project to life in Kocaeli's Gedikli Village — a new living model built on Zen philosophy.

Woven Zen Village: Pre-Sale Investment Opportunity in Kocaeli
Emlak Dream: Woven Investment's Japanese Zen Village in Kocaeli Gedikli has opened for pre-sale. Limited 2+1 villas with exclusive payment terms are now available to investors.

Woven Zen Village: Sustainable Living in Harmony With Nature
AVM Life: Woven Investment announces Turkey's first Japanese Zen Garden-themed residential project. CEO Burak Ustaoğlu introduces a new living model built on minimal design and Zen philosophy.

Turkish Dubai Real Estate Investment Crosses $3 Billion
Emlakdanhaber: Turkish investors' Dubai real estate volume surged from $400M to $3B in just two years. Woven Investment Co-founder Burak Ustaoğlu assessed the record-breaking growth.

Turkish Investors' Real Estate Route Has Shifted to Dubai
Emlak Times: Turkish investors committed $3 billion to Dubai real estate in 2024 via 10,000 property purchases. Trust and local presence are key — Woven Investment's Burak Ustaoğlu weighs in.