Students Face a Rent of 100,000 TL and a Ban on Cooking Smelly Food!
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When deposits, rent in advance, real estate agent commission, moving expenses, and utility costs are added, the initial costs students face before moving into a home can range from 60,000 to 150,000 TL.
Students who begin their search for rental housing before the start of the new academic year face high rental costs as well as deposits, advance rent payments, real estate agent commissions, moving expenses, and utility bills. It is stated that the initial cost before moving in can range from 60,000 TL to 150,000 TL, and the unusual conditions some landlords add to their listings are also attracting attention.
University students have begun their search for housing. In Istanbul, rents near universities are reaching 100,000 TL. It's not just the rent; landlords' conditions are also making things difficult. Here are the details...
The housing crisis for university students has gone beyond exorbitant prices and reached a whole new dimension. In Istanbul, where rents can reach 100,000 Turkish Lira, simply being able to afford a home is no longer enough. Landlords' demands, ranging from silence rules and bans on strong-smelling food to restrictions on visiting hours and the requirement for guarantors, are making it increasingly difficult for students to find accommodation.
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