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ASKİ Gölbaşı Land Sale: Distinguish Parcels and Shares
Review ownership shares, documents and application deadlines together when assessing ASKİ’s Gölbaşı land sale notice.
When considering land, examine the scope of ownership as carefully as the advertised amount. ASKİ's Gölbaşı notice distinguishes the total parcel area from the share offered for sale.
Gölbaşı properties — November 2026 Selametli, 126886/1: parcel 800.00 m²; ASKİ share 800.00 m²; estimated tender value TRY 1,843,024.00; auction 24 November 2026. Kızılcaşar-İmar, 113687/1: parcel 1,500.00 m²; share 130.07 m²; TRY 1,244,766.78; 24 November 2026. Hacılar, 118953/14: parcel 1,600.88 m²; share 31.10 m²; TRY 265,387.50; 24 November 2026. Kızılcaşar-İmar, 113688/9: parcel 1,959.00 m²; share 12.82 m²; TRY 122,687.09; 25 November 2026. These are the estimated tender values published by ASKİ, not completed sale prices.
Distinguish the parcel from the share Article 688 of the Turkish Civil Code defines shared ownership as ownership in stated shares of an asset that has not been physically divided. A share expressed in square metres should not be treated as a separately bounded independent plot. Start with the land registry record. Check the ownership type, share and restrictions. Request documentation for any use agreement. Clarify discrepancies between verbal descriptions and official records before bidding.
Application deadlines The specification costs TRY 3,000 and is available until noon on 20 November 2026. Offers with the required documents must be delivered by 17:00 that day. The sale uses sealed offers and the purchase price is payable in full. The specification governs the procedure. Prepare a document checklist early. Confirm requirements applicable to you with the administration, especially when acting through a representative or a company. Keep copies of the submitted file and proof of receipt.
Review planning and inspect the site Ask the municipality for current planning information, plan notes and any ongoing planning processes. Explain your intended use and ask which permissions and conditions need examination. Do not infer buildable area, storeys or development capacity from a short sale table. Inspect access, nearby uses and infrastructure. Seek technical assistance to identify the parcel on the ground. Check information about utilities and roads against the relevant authorities' records. Organise photographs and notes by parcel number. Record document dates. Do not treat an old planning document and a current registry record as contemporaneous. Ask for updated information where discrepancies remain.
Budget beyond the offer List total cash requirements, including participation, security, examination services and transaction expenses. Confirm amounts and payment dates. Do not assume unconfirmed finance is available. Keep registry checks, municipal information, site observations and your budget in one decision file. Resolve outstanding questions with the relevant authority before bidding. Başkent Zirve Emlak recommends comparing each option using the same checks and identifying conditions that conflict with your intended purchase.
Official sources https://www.aski.gov.tr/TR/IhaleDetay.aspx?ID=3762 https://www.aski.gov.tr/TR/ihale.aspx https://mevzuat.adalet.gov.tr/mevzuat/103249 Notice and information checked: 2 November 2026. Auctions are future events, not sale results. The purchased specification and individual registry/planning files have not been examined. The AI-generated cover is illustrative and does not depict the actual properties.
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