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Within the scope of the urban transformation project in Yağlıtaş District of Rize, new houses are offered to the beneficiaries who have been waiting for their homes for many years.
170 beneficiaries, who have been waiting for their homes for years due to urban transformation in Yağlıtaş District of Rize, reacted to the prices of the new houses offered to them. Citizens said that although their existing houses were shown to be worth approximately 2 million liras, asking 5.5 to 6.5 million liras for new houses would leave them in debt for many years. Neighborhood residents protested by closing the neighborhood road to traffic, saying, "We are happy with our homes, we do not want to leave our debt-free homes and pay debts for 15 years." After the statements made, citizens applauded and chanted the slogan "We want justice."

According to TÜİK data, the number of buildings, flats and surface area for which building permits were obtained in the second quarter in Türkiye decreased on an annual basis; The number of flats given occupancy has reached its lowest level in the last four quarters.
Hakan Akçam, General President of the Union of All Real Estate Consultants, stated that activity in the rental housing market has increased due to university registrations and appointment periods, and this trend will continue until October. Akçam noted a 5-10% increase in rent prices over the past 10-15 days, advising students to meet in person for rental contracts, request powers of attorney, and ensure the increase rate is clearly stated. He also emphasized that the term “rent amount” should be written in the deposit section and that rent payments should be made through bank channels.

It was noteworthy that the new buildings constructed with urban transformation in Avcılar, Istanbul, were built adjacent to and intertwined with Ambarlı Cemetery. While the flat residents stated that they were not disturbed by the situation, the neighborhood residents reacted to the situation.

It was surprising that the new buildings built with urban transformation in Avcılar, Istanbul, were almost intertwined with Ambarlı Cemetery. While the windows of some flats looked directly at the cemetery, citizens reacted to the zoning permits.
The number of residences and workplaces whose transformation has been completed throughout Türkiye since 2012 has increased to 2 million 369 thousand; Work continues in 368 thousand independent sections.

With the change in the regulation published in the Official Gazette, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry reduced the minimum land size requirement for structures such as vineyard houses and agricultural warehouses from 5 hectares to 2 hectares.