Summary of Emin Çapa TOKİ projesindeki vurgunu anlattı!

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Emin Çapa discusses the problems with the TOKİ social housing project in Turkey, arguing that it is not necessary and will only harm the environment. He reveals that the price of a 2+1 unit has increased from 140,000 to 180,000 Turkish Lira, and that TOKİ is no longer able to fund the project.

• 00:00:00 The Toki 100 bin sosyal konut projesi is ongoing and is expected to result in the construction of 100,000 social housing units in 2019. The project is being conducted in 81 municipalities across Turkey, with different application requirements depending on the location. In December 2018, Ayşenur Arslan, the deputy prime minister, discussed the project on television, revealing details such as application requirements and price ranges for the social housing units. However, within two months, the application process was opened to the public, and has since been filled to capacity. Many people have decided to apply for social housing through TOKİ (the Turkish state-owned housing company), but the price for a 2+1 unit has increased in 2020 from 140,000 to 180,000 Turkish Lira (around €29,000 to €38,000). This increase has especially been felt by low-income earners who were expecting to be able to afford a 3+1 unit. TOKİ has stated that it is no longer able to fund the project, and that it has been forced to raise the price of a 2+1 unit from 16,000 Turkish Lira (€3,200) to 22,800 Turkish Lira (€
• 00:05:00 The video discusses the progress of the TOKİ project, which is being archived. Tecruelly, the Turkish Republic is behind it. We are journalists and we found data. We also found the archieves of the previous government. 16 billion Turkish Lira was increased to 85 billion Turkish Lira. Of the 3+1 apartments, 2 have been built. The cost of the 1022 lira loan increased to 3187 lira. There is a significant detail that was not mentioned earlier. The interest rate on the mortgage will be 0.49 instead of 0.30. As of today, we do not know how much the interest rate on the mortgage will increase when the real estate market recovers. However, if you borrow money from a bank and use your employee's salary as a guarantee, your salary will decrease instead of increasing. That is because the government passed a law that fixed the interest rate on a mortgage at a certain percentage. AKP (the ruling party) passed the law. Why are you borrowing money from a bank at a time when the interest rate on your mortgage is fixed at 0.30? In order to avoid this, we suggest that you either save your money for six years or use it all
• 00:10:00 Emin Çapa describes the problems with TOKİ projects in terms of the impact they have on the environment. He argues that these projects are not necessary and will only harm the environment.