FT Portföy builds and manages real estate and venture capital funds in Türkiye for institutions, families and international investors. Every fund is supervised by the Capital Markets Board, held by an independent custodian and audited every year.
No money market, bond or equity funds. Our team works only on real assets and private companies, where structure, valuation and governance decide the outcome.
Income-producing and development property held in a regulated fund, valued by licensed appraisers and priced daily on TEFAS.
How a REIF worksResidential and commercial developments financed and delivered inside a fund, with the developer, investors and land under one structure.
Project funds explainedMinority and growth stakes in Turkish companies, with the tax treatment Türkiye gives to venture capital investment funds.
About VC fundsDedicated funds for a family office, a company's property portfolio or an estate, structured for governance, succession and tax efficiency.
Tax and structuringA fund is not a promise from a seller. It is a legal structure in which no single party (including us) controls the asset, its valuation and the money at the same time.
Licenses the manager, approves and supervises every fund.
Holds the assets and cash; nothing passes through us.
Value every property; the unit price rests on their reports.
Audits the fund's financial statements every year.
Reports, material events and daily prices are public.
After the 2026 revocations, the question investors ask has changed from "which property qualifies?" to "who is the seller?". With a fund, the valuation, the bank payment and the custody are on the record.
Weekly notes on rates, inflation, the lira and property data, and analysis of the rules that move capital.
Central bank decisions, inflation, the lira and reserves, housing sales and prices, and what changed at the CMB, in a five-minute read with one chart.
What the new appraisal standard means for buyers and sellers.
Who qualifies, what is covered and how it fits with a fund.
How cycles, rates and the lira shape entry points.