The return of Syrians is affecting rent prices in Turkey. But how is this change manifesting?

Since the civil war began in 2011, many Syrians have sought refuge in Turkey. Following the fall of the Baath regime, they are now returning to their homeland. Reyhanlı has become a significant location for these returns, leading to a decrease in rental prices.

Real estate agents report that rental prices have dropped to around 5,000 TL, and they are struggling to find tenants. Rental apartments now range from 8,000 TL to 12,000 TL.

For sale prices start from 1.2 million TL and can go up to 2 million TL. The return of Syrians has created dissatisfaction among the local population and sparked discussions about refugee policies.

In Hatay, a similar situation is occurring. The return of refugees has led to dissatisfaction and protests among the local population, increasing discussions about refugee policies.