Good News for Police Officers: Housing Units to Be Built in Istanbul Will Be Increased to 5,000.
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Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced a new model through POLSAN that will enable police officers to become homeowners with long-term installment payments. In the project, which selected Ankara and Istanbul as pilot regions, 2,000 homes will be built in the first phase on an 86-acre plot of land acquired from TOKİ in Ankara. 🚆
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi made statements regarding the housing needs of police officers. Çiftçi stated that 1 billion Turkish Lira worth of housing has been purchased for police officers in Istanbul, and that the number of housing units is planned to be increased to 5,000 in the near future.
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced a new model through POLSAN that will enable police officers to become homeowners with long-term installment payments. In the project, for which Ankara and Istanbul were selected as pilot regions, 2,000 houses will be built in the first phase on an 86-acre plot of land acquired from TOKİ in Ankara.
Breaking news: Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced a massive housing project for police officers on TGRT Haber. He stated that construction of 2,000 homes will begin at the start of the year and detailed the application requirements. Here are the details...
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