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Real Estate & Construction Law
Real estate and construction matters often sit at the intersection of ownership, contract and commercial strategy. Acquisitions, development projects, leases and construction arrangements can involve significant commitments, making early legal review an important part of the decision-making process.
DMG Hukuk advises clients on real estate transactions, development and construction projects, leasing and property disputes. Our work ranges from due diligence and transaction structuring to contract negotiation and, where disputes arise, representation in the resulting proceedings.
Real Estate Acquisitions & Disposals
Due diligence, transaction structuring, contracts and title procedures for the acquisition and disposal of real estate.
Real Estate Investment & Development
Advice on real estate investments and development projects, including title, encumbrances, zoning and other issues that may affect a transaction or project.
Construction & Works Contracts
Drafting, reviewing and negotiating construction and works contracts, with particular attention to scope, performance, responsibility and risk allocation.
Landowner–Developer Arrangements
Structuring and negotiating development arrangements between landowners, contractors and developers, and advising on performance issues and related disputes.
Commercial & Residential Leasing
Drafting and reviewing leases and advising on rent, termination, eviction and disputes arising from commercial and residential tenancies.
Ownership & Property Rights
Advice and representation on ownership, co-ownership, easements, usufruct and other rights affecting real estate.
Title & Property Disputes
Representation in disputes concerning title and registration, interference with property rights, partition and other ownership claims.
Construction Disputes
Advice and representation in disputes involving defective or incomplete works, delay, delivery, payment and breach of construction contracts.
Real estate and construction projects often involve substantial value, multiple parties and commitments that continue long after a transaction is completed. Early legal review can therefore be as important as the terms ultimately agreed between the parties.
We focus on identifying issues before they become obstacles to a transaction or project, while keeping the ownership structure, contractual framework and commercial objectives in view. Where disputes arise, the same understanding informs the strategy we develop and the proceedings we pursue.