Images of Sample Apartment from the Century’s Housing Project by Minister Kurum

The Minister of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change Murat Kurum made an important statement regarding one of the largest housing projects in our country, The Century's Housing Project. Minister Kurum shared images of sample apartments from the project through social media platforms, aiming to increase public interest in the project.

In his posts, Minister Kurum expressed, "Have you seen the houses we will build with the Century's Housing Project?" highlighting the details of the project and the features of the houses to be completed. The project particularly aims to offer a significant opportunity for those wishing to become first-time homebuyers.

In this context, the sizes and layouts of the houses to be constructed had previously been announced to the public. Within the scope of the project, there will be a total of 2+1 apartments with sizes of 80 and 65 square meters, as well as 1+1 apartments of 55 square meters. The apartments stand out with their modern architectural lines while also featuring eco-friendly designs.

With the realization of the Century's Housing Project, it is planned to provide not only homeownership but also social amenities. Thus, residents will gain not just a house but a living space as well. The project aims to address a wide audience by offering affordable conditions while also promoting a sustainable living understanding.

In recent years, developments in the housing sector and state-supported projects have made it easier for citizens to acquire housing, which makes the Century's Housing Project stand out among similar initiatives. Minister Kurum emphasized in his statements that such projects will also contribute to the country's economic growth.

The promotional videos and apartment images of the project received intense interest on social media. Many people are curious about the features of these houses and will consider their future purchases. The promotion of the project will attract attention both locally and internationally, continuing its positive effects on the housing sector.