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What is Yençok (height limit)?

Yençok (height limit) — Yençok (maximum building height) is the highest building height the plan allows on a parcel, written as floors (e.g. Z+3 = ground + 3) or metres (e.g. 12.50 m). "Yençok: free" means height is left to the plan notes while KAKS still applies.

In Arnavutköy / Yenişehir

In the Yenişehir 1/1000 plan the most common residential value is Z+3 floors; commercial and mixed-use areas show Z+4, Z+5 and higher. The e-yenişehir query result shows your parcel's Yençok.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Yençok (height limit)?

Yençok (maximum building height) is the highest building height the plan allows on a parcel, written as floors (e.g. Z+3 = ground + 3) or metres (e.g. 12.50 m). "Yençok: free" means height is left to the plan notes while KAKS still applies.

How does Yençok (height limit) apply in Arnavutköy Yenişehir?

In the Yenişehir 1/1000 plan the most common residential value is Z+3 floors; commercial and mixed-use areas show Z+4, Z+5 and higher. The e-yenişehir query result shows your parcel's Yençok.

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