The mansion of FETÖ fugitive Akın İpek in Bebek, Istanbul, had been put up for auction by the TMSF with an estimated value of 750 million Turkish Lira.
In a statement released by the TMSF following the auction, it was announced that the mansion was sold for 1 billion 100 million Turkish Lira.
The statement issued by the TMSF included the following remarks:
"The auction for the mansion located in the Bebek neighborhood of Beşiktaş district, Istanbul, on block 1259, parcels 132 and 133, which was offered for sale by Koza-İpek Holding AŞ via open bid and auction method with an estimated value of 750,000,000 TL, was held on 27.06.2024, with 4 participants continuing in the auction. As a result of the three-hour auction, the highest bid was 1,100,000,000 TL."
HE HAD LOST TWO LAWSUITS
There are 2 structures on the block 1259, parcel 132, which is the subject of the sale. The building named 'White Mansion', which is a second-degree historical monument, has two basement floors, a ground floor, one regular floor, an attic, and a terrace.
Furthermore, the structure has a gross indoor usage area of 695 square meters and a 208-square-meter terrace. The other structure, called the 'Brown Mansion', consists of a ground floor and a regular floor. The Brown Mansion also has a gross indoor usage area of 230 square meters.
On the other hand, Akın İpek, who lives in the UK as a FETÖ fugitive, had lost two lawsuits he filed against Turkey in international arbitration courts.
News Source: 12punto
