My $230 Apartment in Istanbul - What it gets you in Turkey?
2024 ж. 12 Мам.
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Today we're touring our lovely teacher's house in Ataşehir, İstanbul. Hope you enjoy the video!
00:00 - Rent + Location
01:06 - Living room
04:55 - Kitchen
06:32 - Bathroom
07:57 - Bedroom
08:56 - Extra room
11:00 - 2nd Extra room
11:42 - Rent prices in Istanbul
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The Asian side of İstanbul really is underrated. Life's a bit more chill there, less crowded, rent is much cheaper...people need to explore it more. After all the European side is just a ferry ride or a few metro stations away, so you get to enjoy the best of both worlds!
I disagree with you rent in the asian side of istanbul is more expensive and old fashioned than the european side
I find it to be about the same price on the Asian side but yeah it is definitely underrated. Life on this side feels much more…normal 🤣
@@birlanbir1501 ¿Quieres decir que hay departamentos más baratos que este para alquilar en el lado europeo de Estambul?
This would be perfect for me. What a lovely place and beautiful cat! May you live safely and happily there.
I really enjoyed your video and your presentation style. Learned also a new word: abur cubur! So, I have one request: Please use more Turkish words during your videos, so that we can learn the everyday language.
Thanks for sharing this video! It is amazing how roomy and comfy that apartment is!
Cute, warm and friendly. 💜 the floor
Thank you! 😊
Very nice apartment and your cat is absolutely beautiful. I was wondering if you guys can do some videos to explain a few Turkish things such as, your first names. I noticed that in some of the Turkish series that I watch, your first names have actual meanings. It would be great to find out more about this. Also the use of red in weddings. Another is your funeral rites. Women who normally don’t wear anything on their heads seem to always wear scarves at a funeral. Also the shoes of the deceased being put outside, what is the symbolism here. The eating of halva after the funeral. At any rate, these are all very interesting traditions and it would be nice to know more about them. The other tradition is the circumcision ceremony for young boys. It would be great if you could do some videos on these different subjects. Thanks
every name in Turkish has meanings for example mine means outgoing handsome young boy
Some names have religious or Arabic origins, like Mehmet (a shorter version of Muhammed), Abdullah (follower of Allah), Recep, Hamza, Hasan, Ali etc. Some Names have Persian origins; Polat, Ayda, Baha, Dilara, Yekta, Reyhan/Rihanna Some names are originated from natural phenomenon, like Rüzgar (wind), Deniz (Sea), Kuzey (North), Aslan (Lion), Rüya (dream), Derya (also Sea), Ceylan (deer), Seda (voice, sound of a person), Can (life, but the life of a living thing, like something you lose when you die, not life as in "lifespan" or life expectancy.) Some names are historically turkic or somewhat changed versions, like Cengiz (Tengiz, Gengish, like Gengish Khan), Kubilay, Tarkan (a cast of nobility in steppe Turkic/Mongolian), Kağan/Kaan (Ruler) like Gengish Khan) etc. Red in weddings, if you refer to red belts of the brides, it were traditionally to symbolize the virginity of the bride, nowadays it is just a tradition. Scarf at the funeral... Funerals, i think in all cultures, considered to be a somewhat religious tint in them, so when a funeral to be held, either in a mosque or in a house etc, it is custom to wear scarfs, it is more of a respect thing than a religious to be honest, like wearing black in USA movie funerals. When someone is passed, there is a special funeral prayer after deceased, called funeral prayer that is done on foot, behind an imam. In front of the imam, body in casket is placed and all the people pray and then they say they have no ill feelings for the deceased and if the deceased has an ill memory on them, it is all forgiven. Then funeral would be carried to a cemetery and buried. Eating sugary helva after deceased is to remember the sweet memories of the deceased instead of the bitter ones. That is also a saying in Turkish "let's eat sweet and talk sweet."
@@ArdaUnhail thank you so much for the information. Greatly appreciated.
Hocam… this woman is amazing!! She literally taught me Turkish.
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@@aslgurses3341 I think this is the same teacher that taught me Turkish at Ozyegin University back in 2015. Hocam, beni hatırlar mısınız bilmiyorum ama Türkiye'ye Kanada'dan taşındım ve artık orta düzeyde Türkçe konuşuyorum.
I've been visiting to Turkey for the past 10yrs what a lovely people I might one day stay in Turkey at last one year usually I spent around 3 weeks.
Very nice Aprtment 😃 love the blue couch 🛋 💙 I got one this color to, thankn you for showing your house to us 😊
Very nice and beautiful home. It is really full of all features and ficilities. 💕💞💖
That’s excellent value for money. Great space for the location too.
Gorgeous!
I love your videos. Could you please do one on how to indicate possession in turkish?
Nice tour 😍👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
That'd be at least a 1000$ + now here in Idaho.
Ooo, parquet flooring in the extra room lol.
I live in Istanbul to but Europe side yeah Asian side is underrated to but it’s beautiful
Very nice house.I appreciate your tastes.Akbar from Istanbul.
This apartment, as it is in every country in Europe, would be considered elegant, even a bit luxurious.
Wow, imagine paying $230 for that magnificent apartment when rents here in NYC are going north of $4000.
And you would get half that space for 4K in NYC... if you are lucky.
I like your "old style" flat.
great video, i wish she would have used some more turkish words while showing her house
Hi, who did you rented from?
Love your apartment and your cat. We have four 😻 tell me please: Sen n'apıyorsun burada? I would have said "burada ne yapıyorsun". İs it an informal way ? Or just a way of speaking? Şimdiden teşekkürler
its not necessarily informal, its just turkish is flexible when it comes to language structure. so even if there is a standard order u can change the words places and it'll still be perfectly meaningful and logical (tho of course it has some limits) and n'apıyorsun is the same as ne yapıyorsun, just shorthened in this case, "sen napıyorsun burada?" combined with her tone, adds more of a surprised vibe, and also there is emphasis on you (sen)
New houses in İstanbul have kitchens 3 times bigger than yours.
How do you find a cheap nice apartment in Antalya? I went to some real estate agents I found on Sahibinden and one of them had a big gun in their apartment office and the other has bullets on their desk. I was traumatized and stayed in my hotel room for 3 weeks and I stopped looking for apartments when I couldn't find any real estate agent who said they have available apartments or who seemed trustworthy. I have been living in a hotel room since then that I pay monthly.
Watch this video "Renting Property in Turkey 1" kzhead.info/sun/eq6BgZt_gKWvg3A/bejne.html
What is rent of similar house currently per month? If we speak English only can we make friends in Turkey?
How did you find your apartment?
Can you do the same video in turkish like the one you did in the bedroom.
Welcome 😍🤩😍🤩😍
I am also television addicted person even though I don't watch much i will turn on the TV
Merhaba hocam, lovely apartment. I will be looking for an apartment to live in Istanbul in the next months as well, and I would love to find something like yours, for similar price :) To be honest I remember that 2 years ago, I checked the rents, and it was possible to get something similar for 1.200, 1500. How the prices have changed. Any tips for a foreigner to negotiate? Are the contracts yearly, or is it possible to find for 6 months as well? Thanks a lots,
For last 2 years, Turkish currency is falling. Due to that and pandemic, everything has more than doubled in price. Normally, contracts are yearly but I believe you can find it for 6 months too. We have a website called Sahibinden. You could search for any kind of houses or apartments in there. Also, you can contact with the owner or estate agent for details. I hope it works for you.
@@omerozay7632 Tesekkur ederim Ömer, I will check out Sahibinden.😃
@ You are welcome, If you have any questions feel free to ask. 😊
Rent is MUCH higher if you're not Turkish and many people refuse to rent to foreigners now. It's becoming normal to pay $500 + for a studio or one bed.
@@julielachtay5618 omg really
Selam, benim babam da İstanbul da yaşıyor ve geçen sene 4000TL zam aldı. Şimdi 1+1 daireye 6000TL ödüyor. Bu normal mı?
Where you rent the appartment? I’m stil searching too Thank you
It is the east side of Atasehir and the name of the disctrict is Atatürk mahallesi. There is also the west side of Atasehir which is Barbaros Mahallesi :)
How are you how can I do to get apartment in like your area
Thx
For someone from US or Europe this might be a GREAT deal. I'm sure for local people $230 is expensive.
Where is princess Betul 🥺❤️❤️
How far is Anteshir from Istiklal street.
From Atasehir, There are small minibusses directly going to Istiklal street :)
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Rent is so cheap house is beautiful in Europe side it’s so expensive
I mean this house looks big compare to the one I have seen
Merhaba, I'm planning to visit Turkey in or around August or September this year as a tourist so I wanted to know can a tourist rent a house for a month to stay like this or we need to go through AirBnB? What would be the daily cost of living in turkey I plan to visit Ankara, Istanbul, Antalya, Izmir, Cappadocia, Pamukkale and I'm planning to stay 2-3 weeks. One more thing I wanted to know are tourist are allowed to rent car for travelling between different cities? Teşekkür ederim
Sure you can rent a flat for a month, even for one day, and car too.
@@jasmine84. I appreciate that. Turkey is such a beautiful country, I'm meeting a friend of mine there after 7 years :) Looking forward to it!
@@sweetwarmblanket Have a nice trip then😊
I would recommend you to use Arbnb and book it right now for Antalya, Izmir and Cappadocia otherwise you will struggle to find a vacant one. August and September are extremely crowded. Don't even bother to deal with local real estate agents for short term rentals. No problem with car rentals though.
You probably need more than three weeks if you're going to all those cities and plan on enjoying the sights and experience! Even İstanbul would take at least a week minimum to fully enjoy. The road time alone would take three or four days if you're travelling by car. Turkey's pretty big, it's larger than Ukraine even. :)
Hello from Dallas, Texas. Nice place to live. I have a one-bedroom Condo and I pay $1000 plus utilities.
Dude, our minimum wage is around 260USD. So this house's rent is still not that cheap for us.
@@esra5629 everything is relative
güzel bir video
Teşekkürler!
Do this video in Turkish, please. Thanks 😊
Türkçe çeviri seçiyoruz başka dil çıkıyor??
how much if u buy house in Turkey? how much houses in Turkey?
We will upload a video about buying property in Turkey soon! stay tuned!
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I want to rent 1+1 in Istanbul. What us the price now?
You can check out daily updating websites like Sahibinden or Emlakjet to learn that. Have a nice day!
@@Turkishle ok thank you
I missed all the turkish words for what you showed us. Without that I dont see why you made the video on Yurkishle site. Sorry.
Hello can I rent a place in Istanbul for 4000lira well away from beach
No you cant
Its not cheap. Maybe for foreigners ofcourse. Its like 3200 units of money for Americans. Do you think this house is cheap for 3200 dollar? Definitely not. It's all perception.
Minimum wage in Turkey is unit-wise several times higher than in the US, so it's not really like 3200 dollars for Americans. But yeah it's still 3-4 times more expensive for Turks than it is with respect to the minimum wage in the US.
Cheap for us South Africans as in my area not even so beautiful we pay 3 X this amount for two bedrooms .
very cheap for "foreigners"
Not all foreigners are us citizens trought gor us trl 7s very expensive as well
@@lolinadreama I mean general price
What is the price of this house.....
If you want to buy, you have to pay approximately 150.000 dollar (min.) and above.. The price is changing district by district ofcourse.
The current price of this house is around 2 million (TL)
how is there like :D
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I need investment in apartments
Hi
2.300+ turkish dolars
What is the minimum wage in turkey or what an average person works for per month
@@joysam4523 around 5k-10k and 10 dollar is like 130
@@keremkusbeci6129 am doing the conversion in ttd that's my currency....Teşekkür ederim.
thank you for shear with us , l will like to talking to you in private
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Thank you for sharing us, nice video , l would like talking to you in private
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Merhaba ! 👋🤔 Wow ! 😲😱 You Have a.nice appart.for $230.00 US. Or CA (Canadian$) i Would Like To Have an appart. There ! It's So Big ! . I want To go & live in Istanbul ! 😭 i want To Take the Plane ✈️💺 & Bye bye Canada 🇨🇦 With my retired Check i could live Very Well in Turkey ! 🥰🤩🥳 ..My Lover is From Turkey 👉Istanbul ! Thanks For your Vidéo ! I'm Learning Turkish With Can ! 👍 Downtown Montreal ⚜️🇨🇦 👋👋🤗 🤩🥰💞💞 💞.
"osmanlı türkçesi ve yanii türkçe" hakinda video yapın
Osmanlı Türkçesi konuşulan bir dil değildir. Yazı dilidir. Yazı diliyle konuşma dilini karşılaştırmak saçma olur.
@@alkarisi2585 osmanlı türkçesi ile yani türkçenin farklı olduğunu sanıyordum. Çağatay dili ve Özbek dili gibi
By the way Berjer is a French word for that type of chair not turkish, bergère
Lol
Jinn's country🙂i love turkish horror movies
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you have more of a russian accent than turkish accent
ingilizce aksanın çok kötü bilmeyeni kandırabılırsın ama bilen güler bu amerikan texas aksana:))
She is a Turkish teacher and her aim is not to deceive anyone with her accent. You make me laugh too...
The apartment is nice but you have a nasty cat climbing on everything so I know your place is nasty and dirty with cat hair getting into food and everything else
You can be nice and say nothing
They love their cats. I have seen them at restaurants on the movies. Cats will jump wherever they want to jump . I wasn’t liking that. Cats unfortunately are nasty. Especially if they roam outside. They go into the side street underground. So yeah , not to be mean but they are nasty. I like them but don’t want them in my house.