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Istanbul, the Turkish city divided into 39 municipalities, 25 on the European side, and 14 on the Asian side, boasts distinct features in each region.
ranging from residential to commercial and investment-oriented areas.
Characteristics of Commercial and Investment Areas in Istanbul:
Commercial areas with investment potential in Istanbul are characterized by several advantages, including central location, connectivity.
ease of transportation, access to services, major government construction projects, and being chosen by both Turkish and international companies as their headquarters.
Maslak Area in Istanbul:
- Maslak is considered one of the most important commercial areas in Istanbul and Turkey. Known as the first commercial nerve center of Istanbul.
- it enjoys a central location, bordered by Belgrad Forest to the west and the Bosphorus Strait to the east.
- It is home to major global companies with thousands of Turkish, Arab, and foreign employees.
Sisli Area in Istanbul:
- As the commerce and investment capital of Istanbul, Sisli is renowned for its commercial towers and hosts the consulates of dozens of countries.
- Sisli is characterized by its modern infrastructure, quality of construction, and strategic location along the Bosphorus and near the commercial.
- tourist, historical, and cultural centers of Istanbul.
Basin Express Area in Istanbul:
- Considered the second commercial nerve center after Maslak, the Basin Express Road connects the E-5 highway and the international E-80 highway.
- This area, divided among four municipalities, is close to Istanbul Airport and has undergone recent urban development and transformation.
- shifting from an industrial zone to a commercial one.
Atasehir Area in Istanbul:
- Administratively belonging to an Istanbul municipality on the Asian side, Atasehir boasts a prime location near the Bosphorus shores and the Asian forests.
- Its infrastructure, broad streets, and transportation networks have enhanced its commercial and investment significance.
- especially with the recent opening of the Istanbul International Financial Center.
Maltepe Area in Istanbul:
- Maltepe, situated in the heart of the Asian side of Istanbul, offers a mix of residential, commercial, and investment advantages.
- Its proximity to the Marmara Sea, connection to the metro, and easy access to Sabiha Gokcen International Airport.
- make it an attractive area for real estate investment.
Istanbul’s commercial areas top the list of Turkey’s most significant commercial zones, contributing substantially to the overall.
Turkish economy with large-scale Turkish and international companies establishing themselves there.
