Cold shower for the landlord! He turned the house he rented for 25,000 lira into a hostel.

03.11.2026 09:51

In Istanbul's Kadıköy district, it has emerged that a foreign national woman turned a 2+1 apartment she rented for 25,000 liras a month into a hostel and rented it to migrant workers for 15,000 liras per bed. Neighbors, who claimed that about 20 people were staying in the house, with 6 bunk beds in one room, reported the situation to the landlord. It was learned that the woman, who denied the accusations and argued that she had put the bunk beds there for no particular reason, vacated the house after the incident came to light.

Noteworthy claims were made about a 2+1 apartment in Istanbul's Kadıköy district that was rented last year by a foreign national woman. It was alleged that the woman, who pays 25,000 lira in monthly rent, placed bunk beds and single beds in the rooms of the house and used the apartment for accommodation purposes. It was claimed that the woman rented the beds she placed in the house to migrant workers for 15,000 lira per person per month.

6 BUNK BEDS IN ONE ROOM, ABOUT 20 PEOPLE IN THE HOUSE

According to the building residents, there were 6 bunk beds in only one room of the apartment. According to NTV's report, neighbors claimed that about 20 people were staying in the 2+1 apartment. The building residents, who noticed the density in the house, reported the situation to the landlord.

TENANT DENIED THE ACCUSATIONS

Following the claims, the female tenant denied the accusations that she had turned the apartment into a hostel. The woman, who argued that she placed the bunk beds in the house without any rental purpose, claimed that she put the bunk beds there just like that.

NEIGHBORS NOTICED, TENANT VACATED THE HOUSE

The building residents claimed that after the situation came to light, the tenant evacuated the apartment. With the emptying of the house where about 20 people were alleged to be staying, the activity in the building came to an end.

However, no official determination was shared as to whether the apartment was actually used as an accommodation area where beds were rented for a fee.