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Cracks in the building continue to cause anxiety and panic in residents. Even though there are no illegal floors in some buildings, the cracks that appear are also noteworthy.
Although there are no illegal floors in many buildings, cracks continue to cause panic.
Homeowners live in fear that it will be demolished. Another example is a building in Acıbadem District...
Apartment resident Başar Algün added that the cracks in the building are increasing day by day along with the crackling sounds. Algün applied to the competent authorities after the cracks that started 15 days ago were getting bigger day by day.

The 7-storey building next to the building demolished within the scope of urban transformation in Istanbul's İnönü District suddenly collapsed. While it was determined that no one was left under the rubble, material damage occurred in the surrounding buildings and infrastructure. Neighborhood residents reacted to the inadequacy of security measures.
The 65-year-old US Embassy campus on Ankara's Atatürk Boulevard was sold to TY Gayrimenkul and Aşhan group, managed by businessman Şemsetdin Hancı from Trabzon. The sale price was not disclosed, but it is stated to be over 20 million dollars. The campus consists of four parcels on an area of 23 decares and the historical embassy building has 3rd degree SIT status. Hancı said that he bought the land as a 'coupon land' and emphasized that there is no definitive project yet, that even if they give permission for 10 floors, they will not build 10 floors and that the historical building should be protected. The future use of the area is still unclear.
A seashell was found among the concrete samples taken during the debris removal work of the 7-storey building in Maltepe, Istanbul, where 5 people lost their lives.

The first three floors of a seven-storey apartment building built in 1987 in Cevizli District of Maltepe, Istanbul, collapsed. It was determined that 14 people were on the collapsed floor, 10 people were rescued alive and 3 people lost their lives. Search and rescue teams continue to work for 3 people. While it was stated that the building had a license for ground plus two floors, it was learned that four more floors were constructed illegally. Its architect and construction site manager were detained.

Ali Güvenç Kiraz, President of the Real Estate Law Association, stated that completely illegal buildings that do not have a registration certificate and cannot benefit from urban transformation hinder urban transformation. Lawyers and architects emphasized that municipalities should use their authority to detect and evacuate risky buildings and make area-based transformation with macro plans.
Tolga Gülpınar, one of the residents of the collapsed building in Istanbul, stated that he was evacuated with the mobile elevator of the fire brigade. He explained that he was home alone at the time of the collapse, woke up and tried to remain calm. He stated that the building was old and they attempted urban transformation with their neighbors, but could not reach an agreement. He stated that he did not want to comment on the allegations that columns had been cut in the past at his workplace and that some of his neighbors said they heard cracking sounds, but he did not hear these sounds.