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Woven Investment CEO Burak Ustaoğlu projects a 30% annual rise in housing prices in 2026, citing a 24.50% annual increase in the construction cost index. Reminding that Turkish overseas property investment reached $2.6 billion in 2025, he advised investors to act before credit easing materializes in the second half of the year.

As Turkish investors' interest in overseas markets reaches record levels, the real estate sector is rapidly globalizing with the support of artificial intelligence. Woven Global aims to strengthen Turkey's position in international competition and attract foreign investors back to the country through its secure investment bridges and new franchise system.

Woven Global Real Estate CEO Burak Ustaoğlu appeared live on CNBC-e to share how artificial intelligence is reshaping the real estate sector. Drawing on Morgan Stanley data projecting 37% savings in construction labor costs by 2030, Ustaoğlu emphasized that AI has ushered in a new era of data-driven, risk-analyzed, and highly efficient operations for both developers and investors.

Real estate investment has become one of the world's fastest-globalizing sectors, driven by advances in technology. While foreign home purchases in Turkey have fallen to historic lows, Turkish citizens' property acquisitions abroad have hit record levels. Woven Global advocates using AI-powered analysis to build safe investment bridges and argues that Turkish projects must differentiate through sustainability and technology to compete globally.

Investors in the real estate world are increasingly turning to AI for advice rather than human experts. Capable of delivering regional analysis and 10-year forward projections in just minutes, AI can identify the most profitable investment alternatives and warn investors about risky areas — provided the right questions are asked.

Woven CEO Burak Ustaoğlu shared the advantageous payment models available in Dubai's real estate market. Noting that a property valued at $500,000 in prime locations can be secured with an initial outlay of approximately $70,000 — covering a 10% down payment and title deed fees — Ustaoğlu outlined a profitable investment equation where the remainder is paid during construction and through a rental-income-supported mortgage system.

Woven Global CEO Burak Ustaoğlu noted that foreign investors can now easily access the real market value of properties through digital tools and AI, and emphasized that developers' inflated price expectations for foreign buyers are blocking transactions. Ustaoğlu stated that conducting a transparent sales process based on real market values would significantly increase foreign demand.

Woven Global CEO Burak Ustaoğlu stated that artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming every process in the real estate sector, from development to sales. Citing Morgan Stanley data showing the technology delivers 37% savings in labor costs, Ustaoğlu emphasized that a management process that once required 40 people can now be handled by just 4 with AI support.

Woven CEO Burak Ustaoğlu assessed real estate opportunities and investment strategies in Dubai. Noting that off-plan (installment-based) systems starting from $200,000 with 10–20% down payments are attracting strong interest, Ustaoğlu emphasized that AI and data are at the core of their approach to identifying the right location and analyzing a region's value appreciation potential.