Good news for police: public housing and lodgings! The Minister of Interior gave a date.
Original headlinePolislere toplu konut ve lojman müjdesi! İçişleri Bakanı tarih verdi
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Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced that a mass housing program for police officers has been launched through POLSAN, the police welfare fund, offering long-term payment plans. The first phase will deliver 2,000 homes in Ankara, with the scheme set to expand to Istanbul, Izmir and other major cities from 2027. The initiative matters as a state-backed effort to improve housing access for police personnel amid high property costs. Details on pricing, financing terms and construction timelines have yet to be disclosed, and the pace of the Ankara build-out will be the next indicator to watch.
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Mustafa Çiftçi, POLSAN, Ankara, İstanbul, İzmir