Property confiscated by the Turkish state from 1936 to 1974, which once belonged to Armenian, Greek, and Jewish charitable foundations, will be returned.

The Armenian Weekly presented a partial list of the Armenian charitable foundation assets to be returned by the government:

1.       Gedikpasha Armenian Protestant primary school – the building is already demolished, at present used as a park

2.       Gedikpasha Armenian Protestant Church – one apartment building in Kumkapi, a restaurant, a playground

3.       Surp Harutyun Armenian Church – several flats in Beyoglu

4.       Ferikoy Surp Vartanants Church – an apartment building and a vacant lot in Sisli

5.       Kurucheshme Surp Khatch Yerevman Church – one building in Arnavutkoy

6.       Kumkapi Surp Harutyun School – a store in Kumkapi and a store in Kadikoy

7.       Kumkapi Mayr Asdvadzadzin Church – a flat in Eminonu

8.       Yenikoy Surp Asdvadzadzin Church – a vacant lot in Istinye

9.       Bomonti Mkhitaryan Armenian Catholic School – school buildings, two shops and a flat in Sisli

10.   Yedikule Surp Prgitch (Holy Saviour) Armenian Hospital –  a total of 19 properties, including one building lot, a house and four shared lots in Sariyer, a residential building in Moda, 2 residential buildings in Sisli, one flat in Beyoglu, one store in Kapalicarsi Covered Bazaar,  a house in Uskudar, one apartment building, one flat and a warehouse in Kurtulus, a four storey hotel in Taksim, a retail and office commercial building in Beyoglu, a flat in Chamlica, a 47,500 sq. m. vacant lot in Beykoz, and a 44,000 sq. m. land adjacent to the Hospital, formerly the gardens of the Hospital, presently used as Zeytinburnu Soccer Stadium, a sports building, a parking lot and a tea garden, and last but not least, the valuable office building called Selamet Han in Eminonu, Istanbul.