Statement on the Turkish Real Estate Sector from Benesta CEO Roksana Diker
Benesta CEO Roksana Diker announced that they are transferring the accumulation of their parent company, Esta Construction, from global markets to Turkey.
Speaking at the 5th Transforming Leadership Summit, Benesta CEO Roksana Diker stated that they are channeling the accumulation and earnings of their parent company, Esta Construction, from global markets as an investment into the Turkish real estate sector.
Transforming Leadership Summit Held
Bringing together Turkey's leading business leaders and academics every year and holding its 5th edition this year, the Transforming Leadership Summit took place with the theme of Challenging Uncertainty.
Hosts and Stakeholders of the Summit
The summit was held on October 2-3 at Elite World Grand Sapanca, hosted by EKONOMİ Newspaper in collaboration with PwC and with Hepsiburada as the main sponsor.
Global Experience Being Transferred to Turkey
Benesta CEO Roksana Diker shared with the participants their vision of transferring the global market accumulation of their parent company, Esta Construction, to the Turkish real estate sector.
Important Projects Abroad
As Esta Construction, they have signed significant projects in different geographies of the world, ranging from a Mercedes factory to stadiums, and from Yuri Gagarin Airport to a major park project in Krasnodar.
Distribution of Investments and Benesta
While approximately 20 percent of the company's business is conducted in Turkey and 80 percent abroad, real estate investments in Turkey are carried out under the Benesta brand.
Differentiation in Architecture and Landscape
While utilizing overseas experience in projects in Turkey, great importance is also attached to the quality of landscape and living spaces alongside architecture.
Aiming to Generate Long-Term Value
The goal in the projects is not only to build structures, but also to create enduring works that will retain their value for many years and integrate with their surroundings and living spaces.