Housing shortages have arisen within the central metropolis of Sivas after catastrophe survivors rushed to search out lodging following the earthquakes.
Sivas Real Estate Agents Association President Kerim Çayır stated, “There are people who came from other eastern cities too after the quakes as they were afraid to stay in their cities, apart from earthquake victims.”
The Kahramanmaraş-centered earthquakes jolted the jap a part of Türkiye, triggered widespread injury to the infrastructure and took tens of 1000’s of lives. The tremors additionally led the vast majority of survivors to maneuver to Sivas in quest of a protected zone. While 10,000 folks had been positioned within the state dormitories, lots of them went in quest of rental homes. In this course of, roughly 5,000 residences had been rented each within the metropolis middle and within the close by districts. However, as a result of extreme demand, town has run out of obtainable housing.
“As the real estate community, we provided support to our earthquake victims. We did not even receive a commission, and some of our property owners will not receive rent for up to one year. We have also found houses for rent to help earthquake victims. However, at this point, there are no more apartments for rent both in the city center and in the districts,” he stated.
Çayır said that the method was troublesome and stated: “After the earthquake, approximately 5,000 apartments were rented out immediately. Other cities like Mersin, which is close to the quake zone, are also facing the same problem. There has been an exorbitant price increase in rents. Unfortunately, some property owners are opportunistic as the demand and supplies have upset the balance. Of course, there are those who do good and give their houses for free.”
“Expressing that the problem will grow in the coming months, we immediately need to construct new housing,” Çayır stated.
Source: www.dailysabah.com
