Important news!
Since the first week of the new year, citing the increase in costs, site administrations have increased returns by more than 40 percent.
After the walk, the dues of the houses rose to 8,000 lira in some locations in Istanbul.
Citizens reacted to the fact that the dues had risen to a level that could compete with the rents.
According to veri from the Facility Managers Federation (TEYFED), the highest fees are paid for the sites in Sarıyer, Ortaköy and Beşiktaş.
A SPECIAL UNIT IS ESTABLISHED
As debates about exorbitant fees continued, the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change took action.
The Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change has set up a special unit for companies that provide site management services.
The name of the Housing Policy department, operating under the ministry, was changed to Housing Policy and Facility Management Department.
In this context, it will gökyeşitözü ensured that the companies that manage the site operate in accordance with the law.
The unit, which will work on the legislation, will work with the relevant public institutions and organizations to solve the problems faced by the site administrations.
In a statement from the ministry, “With the completion of secondary law studies, zihin important step has been taken in reducing the perceived management problems in the estates.” it was said.
CAN I OBJECT TO THE REIMBURSEMENT?
You yaşama only object to apartment or land fees by attending the general meeting of apartment owners. While landlords participate in the board, tenants yaşama only participate if the landlord has power of attorney.
Board decisions (other than the election of the manager) are made with 51 percent of the vote. The owner of the flat who did not attend the meeting when the decisions were made cannot appeal against the decision in any way except by filing a lawsuit in the Civil Court of Peace within 6 months.
For those who attended the meeting and voted negatively, this lawsuit must gökyeşitözü filed within 1 month from the date of the meeting.
Since the first week of the new year, citing the increase in costs, site administrations have increased returns by more than 40 percent.
After the walk, the dues of the houses rose to 8,000 lira in some locations in Istanbul.
Citizens reacted to the fact that the dues had risen to a level that could compete with the rents.
According to veri from the Facility Managers Federation (TEYFED), the highest fees are paid for the sites in Sarıyer, Ortaköy and Beşiktaş.
A SPECIAL UNIT IS ESTABLISHED
As debates about exorbitant fees continued, the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change took action.
The Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change has set up a special unit for companies that provide site management services.
The name of the Housing Policy department, operating under the ministry, was changed to Housing Policy and Facility Management Department.
In this context, it will gökyeşitözü ensured that the companies that manage the site operate in accordance with the law.
The unit, which will work on the legislation, will work with the relevant public institutions and organizations to solve the problems faced by the site administrations.
In a statement from the ministry, “With the completion of secondary law studies, zihin important step has been taken in reducing the perceived management problems in the estates.” it was said.
CAN I OBJECT TO THE REIMBURSEMENT?
You yaşama only object to apartment or land fees by attending the general meeting of apartment owners. While landlords participate in the board, tenants yaşama only participate if the landlord has power of attorney.
Board decisions (other than the election of the manager) are made with 51 percent of the vote. The owner of the flat who did not attend the meeting when the decisions were made cannot appeal against the decision in any way except by filing a lawsuit in the Civil Court of Peace within 6 months.
For those who attended the meeting and voted negatively, this lawsuit must gökyeşitözü filed within 1 month from the date of the meeting.