Two Growth Stories, One Market Opportunity
Housing isn’t just shelter—it’s a strategic growth lever. At Homogram, we apply our System Dynamics (SD) framework to real estate questions where population growth, jobs, and construction lags interact to move prices.
we deploy in our city-level dashboards, compared Türkiye and Malaysia.
Over the past decade, online shopping has transformed from a niche activity into a mainstream habit in both Türkiye and the European Union.
Sports nutrition is shifting from hype to evidence. Performance depends first on diet quality, then on targeted nutrition—like carbohydrates and electrolytes.
At Homogram, we believe that the smartest café expansion decisions start with one thing: clear, localized insight. That’s why we conducted a detailed feasibility study for launching a BeGood Café franchise in Kadıköy—a culturally vibrant.
Land is no longer just an asset—it’s a speculative gateway. At Homogram, we explore how real estate has become a central node in Türkiye’s economic volatility. Drawing from the 2025 NBER framework by Hirano and Stiglitz, we examine Türkiye’s macroeconomic dynamics through the lens of land speculation, sectoral credit allocation, and their implications for growth.
Global trade wars are no longer simple disputes over tariffs—they now serve as powerful financial tools. Countries are using tariff strategies not just to alter trade flows but to manipulate the value of their foreign liabilities.
Digital media habits in Türkiye are rapidly evolving—and short-form video content is leading the way. According to the Bilgi Teknolojileri ve İletişim Kurumu…
Türkiye’s housing market is undergoing a major transformation—not just because of changing supply and demand, but due to broader economic pressures that influence affordability, investment, and development.
In today’s competitive landscape, brands aren’t just enhancing the experiences of their users—they’re also subtly altering the experiences of those who don’t use their products.
At Homogram, we provide expert insights into the real trends shaping Türkiye’s real estate market. Our latest analysis shows that house prices continue to rise across the country, supported by strong demand and structural market forces. But understanding why this is happening—and what could slow it down—is essential for making smart investment and development decisions.