Istanbul

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Istanbul! His Majesty Constantinople! A magical meeting place for East and West!

Istanbul is one of the greatest cities in the world, famous for its historical sights and the splendor of picturesque architecture! It is on two different continents: the meeting point where only a restricted Bosphorus separates Asia and Europe. The history of Istanbul is 8500 years old. It was discovered relatively recently during excavations and previously believed that the city was about 2500 years old.

Because of its strategic location at the junction of land and sea, the city has become an important trading center.  17 million people now live in Istanbul. Previously, the city bore the names Byzantium and Constantinople; it was called the New or Second Rome. In Turkish, the modern name is Istanbul.

The most famous districts of Istanbul

The city comprises 39 inches (districts), the most famous of which are:

Adalar (Adalar, Princes' Islands) is a group of nine islands in the southern part of Istanbul (in the Sea of ​​Marmara). The islands can only be reached by ferry. The largest island is Buyukada, with about 7.5 thousand people. In summer, especially on weekends, the population increases - Istanbul residents and many tourists come here to relax.

Besiktas (Besiktas) is the central district of the city, in the European part of the city - along the Bosphorus. Here are the highest real estate prices in the city. It is here that the First Bosphorus Bridge is located.

Fatih (Fatih) is the district with the most significant number of attractions known to the universe, among which the Hagia Sophia is rightfully considered the main one.

Beyoglu is the most popular tourist district in Istanbul. Here you will find Galata Tower, Galata Bridge, Istiklal Street, Taksim Square…

Kadiköy (Kadikoy) is the oldest district of the Asian part of Istanbul but the most European one! The charming promenade, the famous Baghdad Street with many favorite brand shops, cafes and restaurants, markets, walks, exquisite architecture in the Ottoman style, and a few tourists makes this area very attractive for connoisseurs of tranquility and beauty!

Üsküdar (Yuskudar) - is rightfully considered the most Asian district of Istanbul. It was from here that caravans headed to Asia departed. The Maiden's Tower, on an island in the Bosphorus, is the main decoration of the district. Also, the most beautiful mosques built according to the project of Mimar Sinan rise here.

Apartments at an affordable price!

An apartment in Istanbul is a dream that our company can easily make a reality! Apartments in Istanbul differ in cost depending on the area, year of construction, several stories, and complex infrastructure. The prices for apartments in Istanbul for August 2018 are described below.

The most expensive apartments are in the famous and wealthy quarters of Suadiye and Feneryolu in the Kadikoy district on the Asian side of the city. A new house with four rooms with an area of ​​140 sq.m. in these neighborhoods costs about $500,000.

Suppose you desire to buy an apartment in a luxurious, modern residential complex with excellent infrastructure. Expect to spend over $500,000 and $3 million for a studio if you want a view of the Bosphorus. The most expensive housing in Istanbul is Beykoz, Kadikoy, and Besiktas.

In the areas of Sultanbeyli, Silivri, and Esenyurt, the most affordable real estate prices. A new house of 100 sq. m. can buy three rooms for $ 33,644.

The average cost per square meter in the center of Istanbul is €1257 (€816 - 2040)

The average price per square meter on the outskirts of Istanbul is €607 (€408 - 1088)

Apartments for rent in Istanbul are (April 2020):

• Apartment with one bedroom in the center - €290 (€204 - 408)
• Apartment with one bedroom in a residential area - €172 (€136 - 272)
• Apartment with three bedrooms in the center - €528 (€408 - 816)
• Apartment with three bedrooms in a residential area - €305€305 (€231 - 476)