Our Team
Can Aksoy
Manager, Consultancy & Valuation Department
Can Aksoy has been a part of Pega’s team since 1998. He is the head of the Consultancy and Valuation Department. His responsibilities include the preparation of valuation reports in conformity with International Valuation Standards. Can also works on Pega’s project development process relating to the appraisal business and regularly meets with clients for updates.
Can manages the site-to-site due diligence processes, attends initial site visits, negotiates, and meets with municipalities, title deed, and land surveying officers together with other team members prior to the preparation of reports. He manages every aspect of the department’s appraisal and property management projects, including client contact, fee negotiation, and project development. Can reports to the partners, and manages a team of three.
Can operates in nearly every real estate sector relating to the appraisal business, including retail, office, residential, and hotels. He also manages property management projects.
Experience
Can is an engineer with extensive real estate and business experience; he has been active for more than 40 years in real estate, construction, engineering, and management in various parts of the world. Managing projects like the construction of the Istanbul Bosphorus Bridge and the Istanbul Atatürk Airport, Can has a solid understanding of construction feasibility and property valuation. Having worked in more than a dozen different organizations prior to Pega, Can has developed his understanding of corporate thinking and client needs at the utmost level.
Working at Pega, Can has assisted corporate clients including Eurohypo AG, Exxon, Gilette, Lafarge, Eczacıbaşı, Siemens, Garanti GYO, Emaar, Sama Dubai, Deutsche Bank, and Aareal Bank, producing and supervising the preparation of appraisal, highest and best use reports for their projects throughout Turkey. Considering only the last two years, the monetary sum of appraisal, feasibility and highest and best use reports that Can has produced exceeds USD 2 billion, representing approximately 10,000,000 m2 of land.