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Hatay's Affan Residents Reject Relocation, Demand Home Reconstruction

Following the February 6th earthquakes in Hatay, Turkey, residents of the historically multi-religious Affan neighborhood, declared a high-risk zone, are resisting relocation to government-provided TOKİ housing, demanding instead the reconstruction of their destroyed homes to maintain their centurie...

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Samandağ Earthquake Housing Crisis Sparks Land Dispute

In the aftermath of Turkey's devastating February 6th earthquake, the slow construction of permanent housing in Samandağ, Hatay, and the government's controversial land acquisition for TOKİ projects has triggered strong local opposition, raising concerns about environmental damage and cultural herit...

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Istanbul Residents Protest Unfinished Urban Renewal Project

Residents of Kirazlıtepe, Istanbul, protested a stalled urban renewal project, citing seven-and-a-half-year delays, four months of missing 5,500 TL rent subsidies, and unfulfilled promises by the government.

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Ankara Government Building Rents for 1,600 TL/Apartment While TOKİ Installments Rise by 37%

A 13-story, 52-apartment government building in Ankara rents for 88,000 TL monthly (1,600 TL/apartment), with the lessee reportedly connected to Minister Vedat Işıkhan, while TOKİ increased installments by 37 percent, harming low-income families.

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Istanbul TOKİ Housing Protest: Broken Promises and Price Hikes

Istanbul residents entitled to TOKİ housing protested payment increases and delayed project completion, citing broken pre-election promises of fixed, low-interest payments, while other cities received more favorable terms.

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