
Çevre, Şehircilik ve İklim Değişikliği Bakanı Murat Kurum, sel felaketinden etkilenen Ayazağa Mahallesi'nde incelemelerde bulundu.
Çevre, Şehircilik ve İklim Değişikliği Bakanı Murat Kurum, selden etkilenen İstanbul Sarıyer'deki Ayazağa Mahallesi'nde dönüşüm için Yarısı Bizden veya TOKİ olmak üzere iki seçenek sundu.
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Ayazağa Mahallesi, İstanbul'da yaşanan sel felaketinden en çok etkilenen bölgeler arasında yer almaktadır.
İstanbul'da sel felaketinden en çok etkilenen bölgelerden olan Sarıyer İlçesi'ne bağlı Ayazağa Mahallesi'nde incelemelerde bulunan ve mağdur vatandaşların talebini dinleyen Çevre, Şehircilik ve İklim Değişikliği Bakanı Murat Kurum, bölgede dönüşüm için vatandaşlara Yarısı Bizden desteğiyle ya da TOKİ projesiyle dönüşümü içeren 2 seçenek sundu.
Sosyal medya hesabından bölgede yürütülecek dirençli şehir projesine ilişkin paylaşım yapan Bakan Kurum "Ayazağa'da selin ardından bölgeyi yerinde inceledik, vatandaşlarımızı dinledik. İlk işimiz, selin izlerini hızla silip hayatı bir an önce normale döndürmek. Bir yandan da aynı tabloyu bir daha yaşamamak için kalıcı adımları atacağız. Bunun için de bölgede dönüşümü vakit kaybetmeden başlatmak istiyoruz. Kentsel Dönüşüm Ofisimizi kuracak, talepleri tek tek alacağız. Dönüşümü isteyen vatandaşımızın yanında olacak, destek vereceğiz, süreci birlikte yürüteceğiz. İstanbul için kentsel dönüşüm artık ertelenebilecek bir mesele değildir" ifadelerini kullandı.
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Bölgede Kentsel Dönüşüm Ofisi kurulacak ve talepler toplanacak.
Very likely · Within weeks

Firefighters were dispatched after hearing cracking tiles in the bathroom of a flat on the 3rd floor of a 7-storey building in İnönü District 3rd Güneş Street in Küçükçekmece, Istanbul, and cracking sounds coming from the building. Municipal teams sealed the building after evacuating it and announced that necessary checks would be carried out within the scope of urban transformation.

The 7-storey building in İnönü District 3. Güneş Street in Küçükçekmece, Istanbul was evacuated by the fire brigade and municipal teams after the bathroom tiles cracked and cracking sounds coming from the building. Residents left the building with their belongings and the building was sealed. Municipal authorities announced that they will carry out checks to evaluate building safety and start the urban transformation process.

According to TÜİK data, housing sales in Türkiye last month decreased by 9.3 percent annually to 142 thousand 390, but the highest monthly sales of 2026 were recorded. While sales decreased by 7.2% in the 9 months of the year and reached 1 million 92 thousand 919 units, the share of first-hand house sales was calculated as 36.2% and the share of second-hand house sales was calculated as 63.8%. Bank credit sales increased by 5.1% to 23 thousand 397, while cash and promissory note sales decreased by 11.6% to 118 thousand 993.

The real house price index entered its 10th month as of last month. In Istanbul, the annual price increase was 26.8%, the monthly increase was 2%, and the average sales price of a 100 square meter house increased to 9 million 84 thousand 300 TL. The average square meter price across the country was 53 thousand 887 TL, and the value of a 100 square meter house was calculated as 5 million 388 thousand 700 TL. The New Tenant Rent Index increased by 2.1% in September and rose by 26.6% in nominal terms in the intra-year comparison.

Yalvaç Central Municipality announced that, in accordance with the Council decision dated 05.10.2026 and numbered 128, it will sell the 4,216.00 M2 vineyard real estate in Yalvaç District Müderris District Kıran location, 847 island 1 parcel, at an auction on Tuesday, 03/11/2026 at 17:15 at the Municipality Palace floor 2. The sales price is determined as 10,540,000.00 TL, excluding VAT, and the 3% tender provisional guarantee is 316,200.00 TL.

According to the report of the Deutsche Bank Research Institute, after subtracting the rent from the average net salary of two employees in Istanbul, 353 euros remain. Istanbul was the second city with the least amount of money remaining after rent among the 28 European cities examined.