Turkey Commercial Real Estate Market is likely to Reach over USD 121.01 billion with a 7.21% CAGR Annualized Growth Rate by 2033: SPER Market Research
Property utilized solely for business-related activities or as a workspace is referred to as commercial real estate (CRE); residential real estate, on the other hand, would be used for living. Tenants typically lease commercial real estate to carry out revenue-generating operations. Anything from a single storefront to an expansive shopping mall can fall under this broad category of real estate. Commercial real estate comes in various forms. It could be a restaurant, coffee shop, warehouse, or even an office building and a duplex of homes. Commercial real estate can be profitable for people, businesses, and corporate interests through leasing, holding, and reselling.
According to SPER Market Research, ‘Turkey Commercial
Real Estate Market Size- By Property Type, By Business, -
Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2033’
states that the Turkey Commercial Real Estate Market is estimated to reach USD
87.13 billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 26.71%.
Opportunities for the growth of commercial real estate have been provided by government investments in infrastructure projects, such as those related to transportation, utilities, and large-scale developments. Turkey's retail industry is expanding rapidly due to shifting consumer habits, growing disposable incomes, and increased urbanization, all of which are opening up new potential for the expansion of retail space. Opportunities for hotel and resort expansions are presented by the nation's initiatives to boost tourism and grow the entertainment and hospitality industries.
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The Turkey's commercial real estate market is subject to a number of
laws and licensing procedures, which can be very challenging for developers and
investors. The global economy and changes in oil prices have a significant
impact on the demand for commercial real estate, which leaves the market
susceptible to volatility. Furthermore, there may be an excess of commercial
real estate due to the quick development of certain major areas, like office
and retail space. This quick expansion may cause supply and demand imbalances,
which would exacerbate market volatility and make it more difficult to maintain
stability in investments and profitability over the long run.
Turkey's commercial real estate industry was greatly affected by the
COVID-19 outbreak. Businesses migrated to remote work and e-commerce, while
lockdowns and limitations resulted in a dramatic fall in demand for office and
retail premises. The hotel and tourism industries suffered significant
setbacks, which caused a decline in commercial property occupancy rates.
However, the boom in online shopping and supply chain modifications led to
increasing demand in the logistics and industrial categories, partially
offsetting the overall market slump. Recoveries are still sector-specific and
slow.
The Istanbul region of Turkey has the most percentage of share in the
commercial real estate market. Istanbul, the country's largest metropolis and
center of economic activity, is the market leader in commercial real estate due
to the strong demand it has for office space, retail establishments, and
industrial real estate. Major players in the market are:
- Ağaoğlu Group
- Akfen Holding
- Artaş Group
- Calik Holding
- Doğuş Group
- Ege Yapı
- Emaar Turkey
- Kiler GYO
- Nurol GYO
- Rönesans Holdin
Turkey Commercial Real Estate Market Segments:
By Property
Type:
- Residential
Buildings
- Commercial
Complexes
- Industrial
Infrastructure
- Government
Buildings
By Business:
- Sales
- Rental
- Lease
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Turkey
Commercial Real Estate Market Share
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