1,071 Social Housing Units in Istanbul Are Being Offered for Rent for a Period of 3 Years! The Application Deadline Has Been Announced.
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Details regarding TOKİ's rental social housing project are beginning to emerge. According to information provided by real estate expert Nilüfer Kas, applicants must reside in the province where the housing is located. Following the applications, eligible recipients will be determined by a lottery held in the presence of a notary public. Here are the details...
Details regarding TOKİ's (Housing Development Administration of Turkey) rental social housing project are beginning to emerge. According to real estate expert Nilüfer Kas, applicants must reside in the same province, and eligible recipients will be determined by a lottery held in the presence of a notary. The rental price of the housing units is planned to be determined based on 50% of the prevailing rental value in the area. Applications will b…
TOKİ is implementing the project “social housing for rent” to curb high rent increases and solve the housing problem of low-income citizens. Under the project, rental prices are expected to be 50 percent cheaper. Here are the details...
Applications for the social rental housing project begin on September 14th. Who can apply, how long will the rentals be for, what will the rental prices be, and in which districts will the houses be built? The details have been revealed.
In Istanbul, the first step is being taken towards a rental social housing model that will be implemented for the first time in Turkey. In the first phase, 1,071 homes will be rented for three years to low-income citizens who do not own homes. Applications are now open.
In Istanbul, a new social housing model, the first of its kind in Turkey, will initially provide 1,071 homes for rent for three years to low-income citizens who do not own homes. Applications will begin on September 14th, and details will be announced tomorrow by the Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, Murat Kurum.
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