Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
Management for Professionals, Springer Nature, ss.443-476, 2026
The lifecycle of real estate begins with land acquisition and includes phases of planning, project development, construction, facility development, resource allocation, property management, asset management, and concludes with demolition. Each phase requires collaboration between various disciplines, including project management and human resources management. On the back of a notable contribution of the real estate sector to Türkiye’s economic growth, the sectors of facility and property management are experiencing growth at an even faster rate than asset management. Furthermore, compared to European and American countries, Türkiye has yet to achieve progress in establishing standards for facility, property, and asset management, as well as in professional development, licensing, institutionalisation, and accreditation. Nonetheless, the expanding and diversifying market for facility and property management services, along with increasing business activities and employment opportunities, positions Türkiye as an emerging market with large potential for further growth. The demand for academic institutions and professional organisations specialising in facilities, property, and asset management, as well as for licensing education and training in this field, continues to grow, too. This chapter examines the current state of built environment management, including its status and developmental trends, and suggests solutions to promote standardisation, enhance collaboration, and foster human resource development.