It became a symbol of the housing crisis. He could not return to his home where he lived for 70 years.

The last version of the building in Maltepe before the collapse attracted attention: Were its columns cut?

Participating in the NTV broadcast, former AKUT member Tanyel Yılmaz and civil engineer Şeref Alpago stated that the collapse of the lower floors of the building caused a fall of 10-12 meters and that the upper floors remained undamaged, strengthening the possibility of cutting columns. It was claimed that the building was tired, work was being done during the construction phase and the ground could be examined.