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Turkey earthquake reconstruction housing

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In early August 2026, 2026 Turkey’s Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change announced the completion of completed a large disaster‑relief housing project in the İslahiye district of Gaziantep, delivering 31,053 independent units—including 25,237 homes, 4,463 village houses and 1,353 workplaces—for families displaced by the February 2023 earthquakes. Across 11 provinces, provinces the nationwide rebuilding programme has produced over 455,000 housing units. A few days later, later the Gaziantep Metropolitan Municipality handed over keys and title deeds for 1,000 newly finished apartments in the Kuzeyşehir and Güneyşehir complexes. At a ceremony in the Kamil Ocak Sports Hall, Mayor Fatma Şahin and AK Party Deputy Chairman Hayati Yazıcı presented the units units, and a lottery was held to families, while the allocate another 1,000 homes. The municipality’s housing subsidiary Gazikonut, which ran the allocation lottery, and its general manager Mesut Şahin attended Gazikonut also marked the foundation‑laying for the first stage of the Bahçelievler project. The 5,000‑unit development is Bahçelievler project, part of a broader 20,000‑unit plan aimed at meeting Gaziantep’s to meet post‑earthquake housing demand demand. On 7 August 2026 the same hand‑over ceremony in Gaziantep was repeated, and supporting urban growth. Officials stressed the goal lottery for the additional 1,000 units was confirmed. In Hatay, the Ministry of providing safe, modern housing with high brand value Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change conducted a “Home Owner Turkey” lottery that assigned 8,500 social‑housing units to improve livability eligible families as part of the second phase of the President’s “Century‑long Housing Project,” with delivery slated for October 2026. The event also included the city’s residents. handover of a new market complex in Antakya’s historic Arasta district. Separately, the government released updated construction‑cost tables that will be used to calculate property taxes for 2027, affecting millions of Turkish homeowners.

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  1. 2026-08-08 07:15 UTC Turkey earthquake reconstruction housing
  2. 2026-08-07 15:58 UTC Turkey earthquake reconstruction housing
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