Resale Apartment Istanbul, Beylikduzu
Resale Apartment Istanbul, Sariyer
Resale Apartment Istanbul, Buyukcekmece
Resale Apartment Istanbul, Kucukcekmece
Resale Apartment Istanbul, Basaksehir
This modern and stylish apartment complex is in Buyukcekmece, Istanbul. The apartment block is made up of 15 floors with bedrooms ranging from one to four.
Resale Apartment Istanbul, Esenyurt
Resale Apartment Istanbul, Esenyurt
Resale Apartment Istanbul, Esenyurt
The project is located in Uskudar, one of Istanbul's most vibrant and prestigious districts, next to the historic Bosphorus Strait.
The project is located in Umraniye district, right next to the Sile highway. It offers its occupants a life in nature while remaining in the city center.
This modern and chic apartment complex is in Umraniye. The apartments range from one to four bedrooms with citizenship and residence permit included.
Buying an apartment in Istanbul makes sound financial sense. However, demand for good quality housing is at an all-time high, so it would be worthwhile looking in some of the newer areas that are currently undergoing redevelopment. As with anything, though, it is wise to choose the location with caution and investigate what is in the area that will suit you or your family’s needs.
Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey, with more than 15 and a half million people living there. It is located on the Bosphorus, dividing its land into the Asian and European continents. It is suitable for permanent residence for those who prefer a temperate climate. In summer, the average temperature is + 28ºС and the hot days are generally around +35 to + 38ºC. In winter, the thermometer can drop below 0ºС.
In addition to optimal weather conditions, the choice of making Istanbul your permanent residence has the following advantages:
Those planning on investing in an apartment in Istanbul should pay attention to other positive aspects:
The price of an apartment in Istanbul depends on the following factors:
The cost of a one-room apartment varies from 80.000 to 250.000 €. The average price is around 90,000 €. If you wish to buy a studio apartment in Istanbul, they will be minimal as not many construction companies build studio flats. The most easily purchased and sold projects in the resale market are one and two-bedroom apartments. Also, they are the apartments which are in the most demand.
A one-bedroom apartment can be bought for around 80 to 90 thousand €. However, those who want to purchase property in a prestigious area on a residential complex with a pool, fitness centre, and other amenities will have to pay upwards of 200.000 €.
On the internet, you can easily find an offer to buy a 3-4 room apartment in Istanbul for 50.000-60.000 €. However, upon careful examination, you can see that it is located in suburban villages, at a distance of 40 km from the city. There may also be other reasons why it is inexpensive. For example, the absence of a central heating system in the house, without which heating the premises in winter requires high financial costs, as you will be using heaters or air-conditioning all the time. Additionally, it may be in an old apartment block and may need serious repairs.
Therefore, it is crucial to contact a reliable real estate company when choosing an apartment remotely. Summer Homes Real Estate company is ready to offer apartments in Istanbul and help with registering ownership and residence permits.
Istanbul is divided into 39 districts. However, buying an apartment is advisable only in a few of them. In the rest, living conditions are not very favourable, and real estate is not in demand either in terms of rent or sales in the resale market.
Fatih is a historical centre located in the district that was inside the city walls of Constantinople. The main attraction is Sultanahmet Square. There are three mosques and seven museums, and the monastery of Chora. This is one of the most densely populated quarters of Istanbul, with over 430.000 people living here. You can buy an apartment in a new apartment and in older buildings.
The main styles in architecture are modernism and historicism of the beginning of the 20th century. The main attractions are the Galata Tower, the Jewish Museum and it has the largest synagogue in Turkey.
Bakirkoy covers an area of 32.5 square kilometres and has a population of over 225 thousand people. The area has high diplomatic and tourist significance and is found on the European side. The main attractions are religious buildings. The local market is considered one of the best in the city. It also has some of the best shopping malls in Turkey, and many streets have been pedestrianised.
Besiktas is considered the main cultural centre according to its locals. It is a small area of 11 square kilometres on which 180 thousand people live. The main advantage is the proximity to the port. The disadvantage is the high property prices here as there are many wealthy inhabitants. This is home to Levent, the financial district in Istanbul and where many prestigious skyscrapers are being built.
Buyukcekmece is another area on the European side of Istanbul currently enjoying a bit of a renaissance. This district covers 196 square metres of land. Its popularity has increased over the years due to its excellent infrastructure and transport links. There are many high-quality shops and restaurants here. Many cultural events take place here. Many people are buying here, lured by the fabulous scenery and fantastic housing quality.
Sariyer is another area on the shores of the Bosphorus. One of the largest in size, it is 162 square kilometres. Moreover, its population is only 200.000 people. Famous people of the city choose apartments here: politicians and artists who make this area very prestigious
Foreigners may have difficulties at first due to the peculiarities of Turkish law but with Summer Home's can help you with all the legal matters pertaining to real estate .
Maltepe is another area that is becoming popular with buyers looking for elite and prestigious apartments. It has over 7 km of coastline and is popular with those looking to live closer to the sea. Princes’ Islands are opposite the Maltepe coast, and this area is currently undergoing much redevelopment, making this a great place to invest in during its early stages.
Kartal is the most populated area. 500.000 people live here and an area of 38.5 square kilometres. It is an important industrial centre with more than 400 factories. However, the size of each of them is small; in total, only 50.000 workers work for them. Located in the Anatolian part, it includes the coast of the Sea of Marmara. The main attraction is the Aydos Forest.
For those who plan to rent out there newly purchased apartment in Istanbul, our agency suggests paying attention to the following areas:
For those planning a family move, we can offer real estate in the following areas:
Summer Homes are a well-established real estate company based in Turkey. We have a wealth of knowledge that we can share with you and can help with every aspect from the beginning stages right up to purchasing and moving into your new home.
If you are interested in real estate in Turkey, please contact our company, and we will organise a free orientation tour for you!