Mehmet Akif storage

Narrow streets, steep slopes and the trip to the depot

Map data lists 12.2 km of local streets and 5 km of through roads. 35 % of local streets are narrow and 33 % are one-way, so a truck meeting oncoming traffic may be routine here. The slope is notable too: mean grade is 6 % and 41 % of streets count as steep. We infer boxes and small furniture may be hand-carried a short way to the vehicle; the free survey shows the street before large pieces move.

The map shows 12 parking areas covering 3,869 m², or 16.2 per square kilometre. Floor counts exist for only 2 % of the 613 buildings, so lift data is missing.

The trip to the depot stays on the Anatolian side and needs no Bosphorus bridge. We have not measured a duration for this neighbourhood; our September 2026 OSRM / OpenStreetMap car-profile range for Ümraniye is 8–18 km and 8–16 minutes without traffic, and we promise no timing.

Documented points in the neighbourhood

• The municipality's 11 assembly areas

  The municipality's disaster assembly list has 11 entries here: Mehmet Akif Ersoy, Piri Reis and Aşık Ümmani Can parks; the grounds of Mehmet Akif Primary School, Tev Zahide Garring and Tev Uğuz Tarık Demiral schools; the Yonca Sitesi and Yeni Şehir Bilfen grounds; and vacant plots on Tarık Buğra, Sarıyer and Özgünay streets. These are set aside for disasters, not as waiting spots for a removal vehicle, but may serve as references when giving directions (inference).

• Muhtar office address

  The municipality's muhtar page lists the Mehmet Akif muhtar office at Tezcan Caddesi No: 142B, phone (216) 314 64 14. This officially published street name is a fixed point for steering a driver (inference), not a substitute for your delivery address.

• Population and density

  According to Wikipedia (citing TÜİK address-based records), the 2024 population is 26,315; divided by the roughly 0.7 km² profile area, that works out to about 35,600 people per square kilometre (our own calculation). Because kerbside space can be tight in dense housing, thinking through the stopping spot beforehand helps (inference).

Choosing a room by flat size

1. 1.8 and 15 m³ for 1+0 and 1+1

   The contents of a small flat usually fit one of these two sizes. A bed, boxes and seasonal items point to 8 m³; add a sofa and white goods and 15 m³ comes into play.

2. 2.22 and 28 m³ for 2+1 and 3+1

   These rooms come up when a whole home has to wait for a while. The flat mix here is not documented; the room size is settled at the free survey.

3. 3.What to bring when you visit

   Take wardrobes apart and note the size of large pieces, the steps at the building entrance and what the building management says about vehicles. You can visit the depot on any day you choose.

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 Mehmet Akif

Nearby pages

• Ümraniye storage
• Yamanevler
• Yukarı Dudullu