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Arnavutköy, Istanbul

BRJ-1036

Land for sale in Arnavutköy

₺1,317,926

approximately $26,800

Availableabout $53 per m²

The original price is shown; conversions are approximate.

Price per m² vs. the area

$53 per m², on the Arnavutköy median.

Key facts

Type
Land
Net area
505 m²

Area (before deducting the municipality): 505 SQM

A plot of land for sale near of the new Istanbul Canal

Region: Arnavutkoy

Area (before deducting the municipality): 505 SQM

Land features

❖ It falls within the organization of the New Istanbul Canal.

❖ Suitable for obtaining Turkish citizenship.

❖ Close to the new Istanbul Canal.

❖ Close to Istanbul International Airport.

❖ Near the logistics area.

❖ Near the trade center.

❖ It is located directly on the street.

❖ Within the lands of the third phase of Yenişehir.

Land planning (permission to build): Residential 4 floors

Building ratio: 0.5 %

The percentage that was deducted by the municipality: 45% of the land area

The remaining final area: 277.7 SQM

Land registry type: HISSE / Tarla

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