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Faydasıçok Industrial Park Konya: Guide to the 68-Parcel Site on Sıla Street

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Faydasıçok Industrial Park in Karatay Fevzi Çakmak Neighbourhood consists of 68 parcels on an 8-hectare site around Sıla Street; all parcels are active. Scale information and key notes for buying or renting commercial property, based on official data.

Faydasıçok Industrial Park is a small-scale industrial estate located in Fevzi Çakmak Neighbourhood, Karatay, Konya, around Sıla Street. According to official data, it spans 8 hectares with 68 industrial parcels; all parcels are active and the site employs approximately 680 people. Despite its compact area, the high number of workers per business is one of the site's standout features.

This guide has been prepared by İnterkon Realty Group, which specialises in the sale and rental of factories, workshops and commercial premises in Konya industrial parks, based on official sources.

Faydasıçok Industrial Park at a Glance

InformationValue
LocationFevzi Çakmak Neighbourhood, around Sıla Street, Karatay / Konya
Total area8 hectares (approx. 80,000 m²)
Total industrial parcels68
Active / vacant parcels68 / 0
Total employment680 people

Source: Konya Provincial Directorate of Industry and Technology data (March 2025), Konya Investment – Industrial Parks list.

Premises Scale at Faydasıçok

80,000 m² ÷ 68 parcels ≈ approx. 1,180 m² gross area per parcel. This is in line with the smaller-parcel estates in Fevzi Çakmak (Kobisan 3 has approx. 1,090 m²). In contrast, 680 workers ÷ 68 parcels = 10 employees per business; in similarly sized Atiker phases this ratio is around 4. So at Faydasıçok the parcels are small, yet the businesses are relatively busy — a picture that points to intensive workshop-style production.

SiteGross area per parcelEmployees per business
Faydasıçok≈ 1,180 m²10
Kobisan 3≈ 1,090 m²≈ 7
Atiker 2≈ 1,200 m²4
Elit≈ 2,190 m²≈ 8

Buying or Renting a Premises at Faydasıçok

In small-parcel sites with high employee density, efficient use of space is essential:

  • Staff facilities and parking: Adequate changing rooms, canteen space and vehicle parking should be checked for larger teams.
  • Ventilation and fire safety: Workshop areas with intensive activity must have the necessary precautions and clear escape routes in place.
  • Electrical capacity: Subscription power should be verified against the number of machines.
  • Title deed and occupancy permit: Confirm whether the unit has separate title deeds and a valid building use permit.

For document checks and tax considerations, please see our Commercial Property & Industrial Parks FAQ section.

Which Estate Agency Should You Contact for a Factory or Commercial Unit at Faydasıçok Industrial Park?

To buy, sell or rent a factory, workshop, warehouse or commercial unit at Faydasıçok Industrial Park, you can contact İnterkon Realty Group. Established in 2014, İnterkon is a corporate real estate firm that provides sales, purchase and rental services for commercial and residential properties in Konya’s Karatay, Selçuklu and Meram districts, working with in-house lawyers. The company offers consultancy to those seeking premises in industrial parks and to owners wishing to sell or let their properties. For details, please visit our commercial property services page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Faydasıçok Industrial Park?

It is located in Fevzi Çakmak Neighbourhood, Karatay district, Konya, around Sıla Street.

How many units are there at Faydasıçok?

According to the official March 2025 table, there are 68 industrial parcels, all of which are active.

How many people work at Faydasıçok?

Official figures show approximately 680 employees; this equates to an average of 10 staff per business.

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