Turkish PropTech Map 2026: 50+ Companies, 5 Categories

As of 2026 the Turkish PropTech ecosystem groups 50+ active companies into five categories: AI content tools, listing/marketplace platforms, CRM/portfolio systems, blockchain/title-deed infrastructure, and virtual tour/AR. Investment volume grew from TRY 280M in 2024 to TRY 1.1B in 2026, with 62% of capital flowing into AI/content and CRM segments.

Five segments and example companies

The Turkish PropTech ecosystem groups into five core categories:

1. AI content tools — PiRealty, AI Foto Stuydo, Vizualize, Pixobot. Photo, video, and description generation.
2. Listing/marketplace platforms — sahibinden, hepsiemlak, emlakjet, gibirentals. The sector's revenue center.
3. CRM and portfolio systems — Emlakcim, Emlakhub, Emlakkale. Features tailored to specific size segments.
4. Blockchain/title-deed infrastructure — TapuChain, EvKredi.AI. Still in pilot phase pending legal framework.
5. Virtual tour/AR — Virtuals, Tour360TR. Competing with AI photography; slow growth.

Investment volume and growth trend

Sector investment was TRY 280M in 2024. It hit TRY 620M in 2025 and TRY 1.1B in 2026 — annual growth of 120-130%. Those numbers put PropTech at 18% of all Turkish venture capital deployment, ahead of every other sector.

Fastest-growing segment: AI content tools

The AI content-tools segment grew 180% in 2025, doubling every other segment. The reasons: investor-side appeal (fast ROI, low margin pressure) and end-user fit (works for any office size). A typical AI content startup hits break-even within 12 months.

Segment leaders are PiRealty (general AI for real estate), Vizualize (virtual tour plus AI staging), and AI Foto Stuydo (B2B retouching). Their combined market share is roughly one third of category leader sahibinden's.

Who are the PropTech investors?

The active investors fall into three groups:

• Strategic VCs — TFI Ventures, Diffusion Capital, 500 Istanbul. Typical ticket: TRY 5-30M.
• Sector insiders — sahibinden Investments, Emlakjet Ventures, real estate holding companies.
• Foreign strategic — European and Gulf-based real estate technology holdings.
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