The fight against the illegal renting of housing in Turkey

In the main metropolis of Turkey, Istanbul, an action was held to combat the illegal delivery of real estate for short-term rent. Citizens who rented the property illegally were evicted, and fines were imposed on apartment owners. The same actions are taking place in resort towns throughout Turkey. In addition, one-time raids are also conducted according to citizens who report to the police about the illegal business activities.

Rest Property reminds that in the republic, there is a law prohibiting the transfer of real estate in short-term lease without an appropriate license.

If you want to avoid losing your money and being left on streets while enjoying your vacation, we are recommending you to use services of agencies who have permits for this type of activity.

02.07.2018

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