Investment Opportunity close to the Airport in ISTANBUL,
A project with branded homes consists of Business center, residence, and office located in Esenyurt – Bahçeşehir joint road.
Easy accessibility to everywhere due to its location which is walking distance to the coming soon metro station and 30 minutes to the Istanbul Airport.
Also Near From Metro
Also has many Restaurants and Cafes
And Many International Schools and universities
Many Green Spaces as Gardens
High ROI on investment
*Furthermore Special Location :
Near From Airport
Also Near from Highway
And Near From Subway
*Special Features :
Shops in Project
Sauna
Got A Car Parking And Fitness Centre
Also 24/7 Security and Kids Area
Luxurious apartments with social facilities such as; cafe, restaurants, commercial units, reception, and 7/24 security.
istanbuɫThe Bosphorus Strait separates the city into a European and an Asian part. To the south lies the Sea of Marmara and to the north the Black Sea. This location makes Istanbul the only metropolis in the world that lies on two continents. The Golden Horn, a strait that runs to the west, divides the European part into a peninsula in the south with the historic city center “Sultanahmet” (Historic Peninsula) and into a northern city zone, the historical Genoese district “Galata” (Modern Istanbul). Furthermore, the metropolis extends to the west as well as to the north and east, and also includes the associated Princes’ Islands in the Sea of Marmara.
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Simplified, Istanbul can be divided into three major areas:
• The Historical Peninsula – at the same time former Constantinople – in the southern part of the European side. Along the Sea of Marmara there are new residential and commercial businesses, which now even extend beyond the airport to far west.—Buy Apartment for investment in Esenyurt Istanbul
• The Beyoğlu district, which was influenced by the west, in the northern part of the European side. It stretches in a line of former fishing villages such as Ortaköy and Bebek along the Bosphorus coast. Up until the beginning of the 20th century, wealthy Istanbulites built luxurious wooden villas called “Yalı’s”, which served as their summer residence. Here on the Bosphorus, the development to the west was also pushed forward. Due to the strong growth of Istanbul since the 1970s, the modern, suburban districts, which have been transformed into huge business and financial centers, make up the most of the European city area above the first and second Bosphorus bridges now.
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• The Üsküdar and Kadıköy districts on the Asian side, formerly known as the “Land of the Blind” and originally independent cities, are today mainly residential and business districts, where approximately one third of the Istanbul population lives. With the construction of the three Bosphorus bridges in 1973, 1988 and 2016, there was a steady increase in settlements. Along the Bosphorus and the Sea of Marmara, new urban districts and neighborhoods – so-called “Gecekondus” – have been extensively developed into the Asian hinterland.—-Buy Apartment for investment in Esenyurt Istanbul
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With a quite hilly area of 1,830.92 km², the urban settlement area currently has about 15.2 million inhabitants (2019), ranking fourth among the world’s most populous cities.
Istanbul is located in north-western Turkey and straddles the strait Bosporus, which provides the only passage from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean via the Sea of Marmara. Historically, the city has been ideally situated for trade and defense: The confluence of the Sea of Marmara, the Bosporus, and the Golden Horn provide both ideal defense against enemy attack and a natural toll-gate. Several picturesque islands—Büyükada, Heybeliada, Burgazada, Kınalıada, and five smaller islands—are part of the city. Istanbul’s shoreline has grown beyond its natural limits. Large sections of Caddebostan sit on areas of landfill, increasing the total area of the city to 5,343 square kilometers (2,063 sq mi).
Despite the myth that seven hills make up the city, there are, in fact, more than 50 hills within the city limits. Istanbul’s tallest hill, Aydos, is 537 meters (1,762 ft) high.
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