Adil storage

Streets, parking and the trip to the depot

The map records 37 km of local streets and 10.7 km of through roads. Narrow or one-way streets are 4 % of the local network, steep ones 11 %; the mean grade is 2.7 %, but the elevation model includes buildings, so read it loosely. Of the 12 parking areas, totalling 8,949 m², free space is not documented, so where the vehicle can stop is checked on your street at the free survey.

None of the 1,312 mapped buildings carries a storey count, so we say nothing about lifts or stairs before seeing them. The depot is in Sancaktepe, on the same side of the Bosphorus. Our September 2026 OSRM / OpenStreetMap car estimate for Sultanbeyli is 4–10 km and 6–11 minutes without traffic; we do not give a separate figure for this neighbourhood. A loaded vehicle may take longer; we promise no duration.

Recorded information about the neighbourhood

• Population growth and postcode 34935

  According to Wikipedia (a secondary source citing the TÜİK address-based table and PTT), Adil had 10,265 residents in 2007, 12,937 in 2014, 26,450 in 2019 and 36,062 in 2024, with postcode 34935. New housing handovers may play a part in the roughly 2.8-fold ten-year rise (our calculation), and adding the postcode and district to the neighbourhood name helps avoid a wrong door (our inference).

• The muhtar office is on Vahdet Caddesi

  The municipality's muhtar-office page lists Vahdet Caddesi as the address of Adil's office. It says nothing about the street's width or suitability for loading; the name is only a fixed point for describing an address (our inference).

• TOKİ Adil Primary School in the assembly list

  The municipality's list of disaster assembly areas mentions the garden of 'TOKİ Adil İlkokulu'; this ground is designated for emergencies, not as a waiting spot for a removal vehicle. The page gives no address and any complex fabric implied by the name is only an inference; if you are moving out of a complex, ask management about entrance rules first.

Which room fits which situation

1. 1.8 m³ for a 1+0

   A bed, a wardrobe and a few boxes from a one-person home often fit this volume.

2. 2.15 and 22 m³ for a 1+1 and a 2+1

   Comparing the 36,062 population figure given according to Wikipedia with the 1,312 mapped buildings works out to about 27 people per building (our calculation); that may point to large blocks or an incomplete building record, and we cannot tell the two apart. So we do not assume flat size: 15 m³ often suits a 1+1, a full 2+1 usually needs 22 m³.

3. 3.28 m³ for a 3+1

   A whole three-bedroom flat usually fills this room; we work out what fits at the free survey.

4. 4.Preparing for the visit

   Bring the item list with measurements and photos of the entrance and any lift; label boxes you will need often.

Room sizes and monthly prices

Room sizes and monthly prices

See the full price table and what decides the price

Storage by situation

Between homes, renovation, seasonal items or an office: open the page that matches your situation.

• Between homes
• Renovation and urban transformation
• Going abroad
• Moving to a smaller home
• Office and archive
• Seasonal belongings
• Short-term storage
• A few items
• Trousseau belongings
• Student belongings

Frequently asked in Adil

Nearby pages

• Sultanbeyli storage
• Mehmet Akif
• Abdurrahmangazi