Real estate
People looking for a home or an office ask AI about projects in the area, handover dates and what a developer has delivered before. For your project to be described correctly, location, handover and technical details have to agree across the site, the sales office and listing portals.
"Which residential projects in Ankara are close to handover and well regarded?"
Some residential projects in Ankara nearing handover:
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Answers name projects and developers, handover dates and locations. When the brochure gives one handover date and the website another, AI can't tell which to pass on, and the buyer reads the mismatch as a warning sign.
"Which residential projects in Ankara are close to handover and well regarded?"
"Which projects has [developer name] delivered before, and were any handed over late?"
"How far is [project name] from the metro, and which schools are nearby?"
"Which new developments in Izmir have Grade A office space for rent?"
"Which new residential projects in Istanbul are eligible for citizenship by investment?"
For each project: location, plot details, blocks and unit types, floor areas, construction status and planned handover date on a dedicated page. Images and text describe the same stage.
We write up construction progress as dated updates, and set up a checklist so a changed handover date is updated on the site, in the brochure and on listing portals at the same time.
We list phrases like "guaranteed value growth", "guaranteed rental income" or an unmeasured "minutes from the centre" and replace them with concrete, verifiable facts.
Delivered projects on one page, with handover years and locations, so a buyer asking what this developer has built gets the answer from the right source.
For projects sold to overseas buyers, the same information published in English and other target languages, with the same figures.
No. Campaigns and ads are their work. We focus on keeping project information accurate and consistent and on measuring how AI describes the project. Working from the same source of truth as your agency makes both jobs easier.
The site should show the date in the contract. If the planned date differs from the contractual one, we suggest stating that clearly. The legal assessment is for your lawyer.
Don't remove them, turn them into completed project pages. Finished projects are the strongest source for the questions new buyers ask about you.
Leave your website. We'll look at what AI says about your projects and company, check for conflicting handover and location details, and send you what we find.