Tapu is actually the ownership document or registration documents for a property in Türkiye. In fact, Tapu means "ownership document" or "ownership certificate" in Turkish and officially confirms that the person or persons named in the document are the legal owner of the property in Turkey. Also, Tapu includes information such as property type, location, square footage, license plate number, and the name of the previous owner or owners.

A guide to buying a house in Istanbul with a bank loan and documents required for obtaining a loan and how to stay in Türkiye by buying a house in this country

In 2008, Başakşehir was separated from Koçuk Chekmeje region and became a region. Başakşehir, which does not have a beach, is surrounded from the north by Arnavutkoy, from the northeast by Ayub, from the east by Soltangazi and Sneller, from the south by Baghjilar, Kuçuk Chekmeje and Avjilar, and from the southwest by Snivort. This area consists of three main districts. It is: Altin Shahir, Kyabasi, Bahche Shahir.

Until the 1950s, the villages of Kukasinan and Yenibosna were located in the area where Bahce Lee Oller district is located today. The part where Lee Oller Garden is located was formed by the growth of Bakırköy to the north of the O-1 (former E-5) highway. The population of Lee Oller Park, like the population of its neighboring areas, has increased rapidly since the 1960s.

The history of Kirkuk is the history of Istanbul. Not only has Bakrkoy retained its former importance in the Byzantine period, it was also known as Hebdomon, a military and political center. Over time, Bakrkoy was renamed to Jeptimon, Makrohori, Makrohori, and in 1925 it became the name of today's Bakrkoi. Yeşilköy (Ayastefanos), which is located within this area, was occupied by the Russians in 1877-1878, and the Treaty of San Stefano was signed here on March 3, 1878, and Abdülhamid was dethroned here. The history of Bakrkoy was seen.

Beyoglu district in Istanbul, Türkiye, is a cultural-artistic center that is very well known and famous in the beautiful and amazing city of Istanbul. From the green and pleasant parks of this area to museums and historical places, they are all full of beauty and attractions that attract millions of tourists every year. This area is one of the first settlements of Greater Istanbul. In history, it is known as "Pera", which means "opposite collar".

According to the information obtained from the Ottoman era, the establishment of this area and its surroundings dates back to the time of Suleiman the Great in the year (1566-1520) and it was administratively subordinated to Sinjag Izmit. during the time of Suleiman the Great in (1520-1566); The villages of Alemdağ district were connected to Beykoz (Yoros) district.

Mahmutbey city is known as one of the oldest settlements in Greater Istanbul in terms of its administrative structure, which includes 11 villages. The name of Mahmutbey city is in a publication called Statistical Yearbook of Istanbul 1930-1931 published by the Municipal Statistics Department. Istanbul is brought.

Esenyurt was established at the beginning of the 19th century on the agricultural land belonging to Akram Omer Pasha, named Eşkinoz after Eşkinozgiller, one of the shareholders of this place. In 1967, the name of the area was changed to Esenyurt. The contribution of immigrants from Romania and Bulgaria in 1920-1938 to the local population formed by Ashkinoz farm workers and the population that came in recent years with internal and external migration (Bulgaria, Germany, Kars, Artvin, etc.) ensured that the structure ethnic group to assume its current form.

It is very common to buy property in Çatalja, Istanbul. Because there are all kinds of properties in this area, including beautiful apartments to attractive country houses. In some neighborhoods of Chatalja, residential houses with the best facilities have been built, which has provided a good position for investors. One of the most important reasons that has attracted many investors to this area is its great variety of natural places.

Beşiktaş is a region that has preserved its characteristics from the mythological era, but was recognized in the Byzantine period. Beşiktaş, which had the identity of a settlement during the Ottoman period, currently has a variety of buildings in this area, as it is an area where both government officials and ordinary people live.