LAND SPECULATION AND URBAN RENT IN TURKEY

Year 2018, Volume: 17 Issue: 67, 1222 - 1233, 20.07.2018

Seçil Gül Meydan Yıldız , Semih Halil Emür

https://doi.org/10.17755/esosder.395082

Abstract

The content and impact of rent is increasingly seen as
related with the historical period that shaped urban structure depending on the
rent relations, changing of life requirements and the scientific and
technological developments. The land speculation which is a result of private
property, is an important factor in the selection of land use decisions and
defining the direction of urban development growth. As a natural result of
urbanization and being urbanized, the specification of urban land and gainings
to the owners are changing due to the increase of social, economic, political
and spatial requirements. Attitudes and behaviors contrary to reconstruction
(planning) decisions increase the land speculation. In this case, land can
become a tool for the storage of wealth depending on the relative position of
land in the urban area or being on the direction of urban development. In this
study, it is aimed to determine the relationship between the city (urban), land
and the rent in Turkey, and the role of land speculation that is influenced in
this process is described. 

Keywords

Rent, Urban Land, Specifications of Urban Land, Turkey

TÜRKİYE’DE ARSA SPEKÜLASYONU VE KENTSEL RANT

Abstract

The content and
impact of rent is increasingly seen as related with the historical period that
shaped urban structure depending on the rent relations, changing of life
requirements and the scientific and technological developments. The land
speculation which is a result of private property is an important factor in the
selection of land use decisions and defining the direction of urban development
growth. As a natural result of urbanization and being urbanized, the
specification of urban land and gainings to the owners are changing due to the
increase of social, economic, political and spatial requirements. Attitudes and
behaviors contrary to reconstruction (planning) decisions increase the land
speculation. In this case, land can become a tool for the storage of wealth
depending on the relative position of land in the urban area or being on the
direction of urban development. In this study, it is aimed to determine the
relationship between the urban, land and the rent in Turkey, and the role of
land speculation that is influenced in this process is described.Anahtar Kelimeler: Rant, Kentsel Toprak, Kentsel Toprağın Özellikleri,
Türkiye.

Keywords

Rant, Kentsel Toprak, Kentsel Toprağın Özellikleri, Türkiye

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