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Turkey tightens rules for building on agricultural land

14.06.2026 23:53 1 min 1 source
Erzurum Günebakış TUR
Turkey tightens rules for building on agricultural land
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Amendments to Law No. 5403 in Turkey have banned unauthorized construction on agricultural land. Containers, prefabricated houses, and wheeled tiny houses now require official permits. On plots under 5,000 sq m, any construction is prohibited; on larger plots, only 5% of the area (max 250 sq m) may be built upon, with a 5 m setback from neighboring boundaries and 10 m from roads. Violations are monitored via satellite and weekly drone surveillance.

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