Construction costs rise 106.6% in Turkey
Construction costs in Turkey have increased compared to the first quarter of last year
According to statistics related to the construction cost index issued by the Turkish Statistics Authority, the construction cost index in Turkey during the fourth month of this year witnessed an increase of 6.2% compared to its value in the third month of this year.
Whereas, the increase in the construction cost index in Turkey amounted to 106.6% compared to its value in the fourth month of last year 2021.
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