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If you decide to move, order a crane!

If you decide to move, order a crane!

The objects of the residential real estate in Turkey have many features that are not familiar to people from many other countries.

For example, the huge balconies, that are more like terraces or separate rooms for outdoor recreation. Another unusual feature of Turkish real estate industry is the relocation. As a rule, apartments in Turkey are sold “on a turn-key basis”, that is, there is everything necessary for a good life, including household appliances and even furniture.

But one of the big things is, a closet or a sofa, as well as personal things, needs to be transported through the elevator, not the stairs.

While moving, usually, a special crane is ordered, with the help of which all the things are lifted to the floor of the apartments. And from there, the loaders bring them into the apartment through the balcony.

Therefore, if you purchase an apartment in Turkey, you should pay attention that it is not allowed to get bulky things through the door.

01.02.2018

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