Frequently Asked Questions

BASE REIC operates as an integrated real estate developer and construction company. We manage land assessment, concept development, design, engineering, permitting, construction and delivery within one coordinated structure.

Yes. We assess the land's planning status, development potential, location, access, market conditions and technical requirements, then structure suitable development alternatives around the asset.

Yes. We work with international investors and structure communication, documentation and reporting accordingly. Where required, legal, tax, banking and regulatory matters are coordinated with the relevant licensed professionals.

Yes, subject to the project structure and agreed responsibilities. External professionals can be integrated into the project with clearly defined scopes, interfaces and contractual responsibilities.

There is no single minimum amount for every project. The required capital depends on the asset type, location, land position, development scale and investment structure. Each opportunity is assessed individually.

Payment terms are defined in the relevant agreement and are generally linked to clearly identified project stages, services, progress milestones or contractual obligations.

Each proposal clearly identifies the included scope, assumptions and commercial terms. Land costs, taxes, official fees, utility connections, financing, furniture or third-party services are shown separately where applicable.

The commercial model is agreed before construction and may include fixed, indexed or otherwise defined pricing mechanisms. Approved scope changes and variations are documented and priced in accordance with the contract.

Project duration depends on land status, planning and permitting, design complexity, scale and construction method. A project-specific programme is prepared with the principal assumptions and key milestones clearly identified.

Permitting and approvals, site and ground conditions, supply lead times, design development, utility connections and approved scope changes can all influence the programme. These factors are considered during planning and monitored throughout delivery.

Progress is reported at agreed intervals against the project programme and relevant cost information. Reports may include site photography, completed works, current activities, upcoming milestones and key decisions.

Handover is completed with the project documentation, relevant test and commissioning records, warranties and agreed close-out documents. Statutory and contractual warranty obligations continue in accordance with Turkish law and the project agreement.

In general, eligible foreign nationals may acquire property in Türkiye, subject to the nationality of the buyer, the legal status and location of the property, statutory area limits and applicable security or planning restrictions. Eligibility is checked for the specific buyer and property before acquisition.

Yes, certain property investments may support residence permit or citizenship applications where the statutory requirements are satisfied. Investment thresholds, valuation rules, title-deed annotations, holding periods and other conditions are determined by current legislation and are verified at the time of application.

Many transactions can be completed through a duly issued power of attorney, subject to the nature of the transaction and the requirements of the relevant authorities. The required form, notarisation, apostille or consular procedures are confirmed for each case.

Depending on the transaction, costs may include title deed fees, VAT where applicable, valuation, notary and translation costs, compulsory insurance, municipal charges and annual property tax. Rates, exemptions and liability depend on the transaction and the parties, so they are reviewed specifically for each purchase.