If you suspect that your building is at risk, you have a test carried out. In this test, specialist organisations inspect your building, take concrete samples and test them. If the results show that the building is not safe for habitation, the urban renewal process begins. We submit the report to the local council. The council makes a demolition decision within 6 months. You agree with a contractor. To assign the task to the contractor you have agreed with, you need to secure a 2/3 majority. So, if you live in a 10-unit block of flats, 7 units need to approve the contractor.

The contractor prepares the project and submits an application for urban renewal to the municipality with the approval of the flat owners. They obtain a permit. They commence construction and complete it within the specified time. The number of square metres that can be built may vary depending on the zoning status of the land on which your building is located. Upon completion of construction, the flats are transferred to the flat owners in the agreed square metres.  Once the urban transformation application and all subsequent legal procedures are completed, the state provides homeowners with a certain amount of rent assistance. It is also possible to obtain bank loans subsidised by the state for urban transformations. Of course, urban transformation is an extremely complex subject that requires expertise.
As Brener, we can complete our work quickly with our expert team and experience in Urban Transformation. The important thing here is for the flat owners to reach an agreement.

When we decided to implement an Urban Regeneration project as Brener, we first held lengthy meetings with the rightful owners to identify their needs. Based on these findings, we developed the most effective projects possible within the constraints of the environment, offering multiple alternatives. Subsequently, municipal permits for the demolished building are swiftly finalised, and deliveries commence within less than a year. This enables both rightful owners to quickly return to their new flats and new residents seeking to establish a new life in the area to live in professionally managed, new smart buildings with all necessary permits secured.

Urban regeneration involves more than just contractors and property owners. We are talking about a process involving many parties, including neighbours, the local council, relationships between property owners, special protection committees in some cases, the environment ministry, banks, and new customers involved in the project. In these areas, Brener has delivered our projects on time and to the highest standard by undertaking significant work and projects in numerous disciplines, including experience, knowledge base and implementation capability, financial adequacy, the necessary network, and the ability to facilitate the transition to living in the completed development.

Urban renewal, involving the reconstruction of 40-50-year-old buildings, is a rather problematic process for flat owners. Brener has successfully completed urban renewal projects by ensuring a balanced environment and coordination between all flat owners, clients, solution partners, and public institutions and organisations throughout this process.

How does the process work?

1- Project analysis
2- Structural Risk Report
2- Estimated Budget
3- Contract preparation and legal matters

4- Technical Specifications
5- Project Study
6- Construction Engineering Projects
7- Contract Specifications
8- Obtaining a Building Permit
9- Inviting Construction Companies to the Project
10- Opening and Concluding the Tender
11- Project Management

For further information, you may consult our experts.

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