
Citizens who had to move for the second time due to urban transformation in Istanbul were granted rental assistance upon the application of the Ombudsman Institution.
A citizen who had to evacuate his house and move for the second time due to urban transformation in Istanbul and whose request was rejected, was able to benefit from rental assistance with the initiative of KDK.
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KDK tries to resolve disputes between administrative institutions and citizens through amicable resolution.
According to KDK's friendly solution decision, a person living with his family in Istanbul evicted the building in which he had lived for nearly 20 years in 2025 due to urban transformation.
The person in question moved by renting a house from the ground floor of a building in the same area.
After the landlord sent a notice to vacate the house in March 2026, the person had to vacate the house and move to a new house.
The person who received urban transformation rental support for the first move collected the necessary documents and applied for the second move. The person was given a negative response on the grounds that he had benefited from this right before.
The person whose request was rejected applied to KDK.
KDK contacted the Urban Transformation Directorate to ensure that the applicant could benefit from rental assistance. As a result of the negotiations, the applicant's request was answered positively by the administrative institution and the person was enabled to benefit from rental assistance.

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