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After completion of his PhD, he has started lectures on, “Real Estate Finance & Investment” and “Real Estate Modeling and Forecasting”, at İ.T.Ü. He worked at University of Alicante Institute of International Economics in 2010 and Cass Business School Department of Finance in 2011. He has been worked at ITU Urban and Environmental Planning and Research Center 2002-2012. Kerem Yavuz Arslanlı is currently employed at Istanbul Technical University Department of Urban and Regional Planning.
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