One of the most basic questions faced in the home buying process is: Should you buy a house in the city center or in a developing region? This choice directly affects not only your current lifestyle but also your future investment return.

The city center makes daily life easier with its ease of transportation, social life opportunities and ready-made infrastructure. Being close to facilities such as the Metrobus, metro, hospital, school, shopping center provides a great advantage, especially for active workers and families with children. However, these advantages come at a cost: high square meter prices and limited growth potential.

On the other hand, developing regions offer the opportunity to own property at a lower cost. The increase in value is faster in areas where investments such as new metro lines, shopping centers, and state-supported housing projects are directed. However, the issue to be considered here is that infrastructure and social facilities may not be completed. It is necessary to be patient and think long-term when investing in these regions.

Which option is right for you depends entirely on your living priorities and investment goals. Are comfort and ready-made facilities at the forefront, or is the potential for high earnings in the future? You can make the right decision by giving clear answers to these questions.