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Increased Rental Support in Urban Transformation – Sözcü Newspaper

In a recent announcement, Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change Minister Murat Kurum revealed that monthly rental support provided to citizens whose homes are part of urban transformation projects in Istanbul will see a significant increase. Starting from 2025, the rental assistance will be raised from 5,500 Turkish Lira to 8,000 Turkish Lira.

New Support Amounts Unveiled

During an event at the Güngören Exhibition Center, Minister Kurum participated in various urban transformation initiatives, including the draw for 768 housing units in Güngören, the demolition of 456 units in Üsküdar, and the groundbreaking ceremony for 365 units in Bağcılar. It was during his address at this event that he shared details about the increase in rental support for urban transformation.

“In relation to the rental support provided to citizens undergoing transformation, I would like to share some information with you. The monthly rental support we offer to citizens whose homes are part of urban transformation was 5,500 Turkish Lira. However, with a new decision in place, starting from 2025, we are raising this amount to 8,000 Turkish Lira,” Minister Kurum stated.

Expanded Support Across Cities

Minister Kurum also highlighted that rental support in Ankara, Antalya, Bursa, and Izmir will increase from 4,500 Turkish Lira to 6,500 Turkish Lira. In other major cities, the support will rise from 3,750 Turkish Lira to 5,500 Turkish Lira. Additionally, in all remaining provinces, the rental support will see an increase from 3,000 Turkish Lira to 4,500 Turkish Lira.

A Glimpse of Hope Amidst Urban Changes

The increase in rental support for citizens affected by urban transformation projects brings a glimmer of hope amidst the changes reshaping the urban landscape. As families navigate through the challenges of relocation and rebuilding, this boost in financial assistance aims to alleviate some of the burdens they face. It signifies a step towards ensuring that the process of urban renewal is not only necessary but also carried out with compassion and support for those directly impacted.

This move underscores the government’s commitment to not only revitalizing urban spaces but also prioritizing the well-being of its citizens. By providing increased rental support, the authorities are acknowledging the hardships faced by individuals and families during these transformative times. This tangible support serves as a testament to the importance of ensuring that urban development initiatives are implemented with a human-centric approach, emphasizing the welfare and stability of the communities involved.