The Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with AKDENIZ INSAAT VE E?ITIM HIZMETLERI A.S the largest real estate developer within the boundaries of the Istanbul International Financial Centre (IIFC) and entity responsible for construction of the infrastructure of IIFC.

After seeing a decline in 2016, housing sales to foreigners in Turkey recorded a 22.2 percent increase, reaching 22,234 and generating $4.6 billion in 2017

The 826-km (513-mile) railway project connecting Baku with Turkey's northeastern Kars province via Tbilisi was launched in 2007 and construction began in 2008. The leaders of Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Georgia launched an 826-kilometre (500-mile) rail link connecting the three countries on Monday, establishing a freight and passenger link between Europe and China. Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, during an inauguration ceremony in Baku along with Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev and Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili, said the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars (BTK) railway project is a crucial step for the future.

Emaar Properties, the developer behind Burj Khalifa, posted a 14 per cent jump in second quarter net profit, beating analysts' forecasts, as the property developer benefited from higher profit margins on real estate.

Turkey’s most anticipated IT infrastructure conference returns to Istanbul this December, highlighting recent government incentives aimed at accelerating the developments of regional data center build-outs.

Russia’s relaxation of trade sanctions against Turkey is expected to return bilateral relations to the level the countries enjoyed before a crisis in 2015, leading Turkish contractors said June 2.

The amount of real estate investment required to become a Turkish citizen has been reduced from $1 million to $250,000 in September. This amendment in the citizenship law has increased the investment appetite of Arab investors toward the Turkish real estate sector. To that regard, 1,500 Arab investors from 19 Arab countries are coming to Istanbul in collaboration with the Turkish-Arab Countries Business Association (TÜRAP) from Nov. 19-22 to evaluate the investment opportunities in the country.

Dap Holding won a tender held by Emlak Konut GYO to develop a real estate project worth 1.76 billion Turkish Liras ($451 million) on the property belonging to the Marmara University campus in the Teşvikiye neighborhood of Istanbul’s Nişantaşı district, daily Hürriyet reported on March 21.

Limak Insaat, a Turkish contractor and Kuwait’s two largest banks have signed a financing contract to partly fund the construction of Kuwait International Airport’s new passenger terminal. The contractor stated in a statement it has inked a KD249.2 million ($830 million) syndicated credit agreement with the National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) and Kuwait Finance House (KFH).

Turkey ranked in second place after China for the number of contracting companies building the largest volume of projects across the world outside their home countries for the 10th year in a row, according to the latest list of the world’s “top 250 contractors” 

Turkish construction giant Yapı Merkezi hopes a $3 billion modern railway-line project it is building in Ethiopia and Tanzania will showcase its skills and make it a "trusted development partner" in Africa.The consortium, which prides itself on successfully building some 2,600 kilometers of line (1,615 miles) and a dozen rail systems in different parts of the world, first set foot in the African infrastructure market with its Casablanca and Algiers light railway networks.

EMRA has granted Akkuyu Nukleer AS, which builds Russia-designed nuclear power plant, a 49-year license for electricity generation.

Officials from the Islamic Development Bank and the Turkish Islamic Banks’ Association (TKBB) signed a cooperation deal for financing infrastructure projects on May 25. The agreement was inked at a TKBB general assembly in Istanbul.