What Do the Title Deed Colors Mean? The title deeds encountered in the real estate purchase and sale process provide important clues about the legal status of the immovable property. The title deed certificate colors contain critical information about the construction status of the real estate and the use permit. As CEESS Global, we offer you a short and clear information so that you can make informed decisions about land registry colors. What is a Turquoise Deed? Turquoise colored deeds are usually issued for real estate that does not have a structure on it or has not yet received a residence permit. Features of Turquoise Deed: It is used for immovable properties such as land or fields that do not have a structure. Dec. This type of title deed is given in projects where a floor easement has been established but no settlement certificate has been obtained yet. In the “qualification” section on the title deed, the type of immovable property (Land, Field, etc. Dec.) are clearly indicated. In such deeds, it should be taken into account that the structure may not be completed or that the legal permission for use has not yet been obtained. What is a Brown Deed? Brown colored deeds are issued for real estates that have been granted a building usage permit, i.e. a settlement certificate, and are ready for the session. Characteristics of the Brown Deed: Condominium ownership is valid for established independent sections. The structure has completed all the legal processes and has been officially approved by the relevant municipality. There are no legal obstacles to the session. As CEESS Global, we encourage our valued investors to make informed decisions, and we carefully examine every land registry detail on your behalf. Regardless of the type of title deed, we continue to be with you at every stage.