Get to know the Beylikdüzü region

In the beginning, let’s get acquainted with the geographical location of the region in relation to the city of Istanbul, where the region is located in the western part of the city between the regions of Avcilar and Buyukcekmece from the west, Esenyurt from the north and the Sea of ​​Marmara from the south, and Beylikduzu is located between the E5 main road extending from east to west in Istanbul and the Sea of ​​Marmara.

It was inhabited by the Greeks at the beginning of the second century AD and continued under Byzantine rule until the fall of Constantinople in the hands of the Ottomans. During the period of the Ottoman Caliphate, it was called the Garden

After the establishment of the Turkish Republic, it was called Kavakli, which means the place full of trees, which actually distinguishes the region. This name was used until 2003, when it was changed to Beylikdüzü, which means the plains of the master, referring to the wide green plains that characterize this region.

Beylikduzu area was rehabilitated for housing, especially after the great earthquake in 1999, where the residents of the old neighborhoods in Istanbul preferred to move to new newly constructed buildings in Beylikduzu after the collapse of the old buildings and the fact that the new buildings in Beylikdüzü are anti-seismic and when the metrobus line was extended – the fastest means Transportation in Istanbul – from Avcilar district to Beylikdüzü district In 2012 the second migration began, as the distant areas became closer and access easier, most of the residents of Beylikdüzü are immigrants from other areas of Istanbul and Turkey, a region that was recently established, which made the region welcome newcomers without any class or societal problems.

The area of ​​Beylikdüzü area is 37.21 km2, and the area consists of several districts, the most famous of which are (Yakuplu, Marmara, Kavakli and others), according to the statistics of 2018, the population reached 331,525 people, after the population was estimated in 2008, i.e. ten years ago, at 185,633 people, which is an increase of 178.5%, where the proportion of males is 51.1% and females by 48.9%, and married people constitute 65% of the population Total and singles made up 35%, according to the latest statistics of the Directorate of Souls, Beylikdüzü district of Istanbul, the proportion of children under the age of eighteen is 36.3%, young people under the age of fifty-five by 53.5%, and those aged 55 and older have reached 10.7%.

Beylikdüzü area includes many commercial centers such as Perlavista Mall, the Tuyap Fair City is located in the area, in addition to the municipality’s service and entertainment centers, the Yakuplu Corniche on the Marmara Sea, and Vadişehir Garden, which is the largest botanical garden in the city and is a series of interconnected gardens up to the Sea of ​​Marmara, its area is estimated at one million square meters.

Beylikduzu area is very rich in public transportation, and access to the area has become much easier with the arrival of the metrobus line, which operates around the clock, which connects to the Asian part of the city

In addition to public transport buses that reach all areas of Istanbul

It is planned that the metro line will reach Beylikduzu at the end of 2021, which will connect the region to all areas of Istanbul.

It is one of the most cosmopolitan districts of Istanbul. Its proximity to the main airport, main exhibition center, seaside resorts, and reasonable values for buying and renting properties make it attractive for investment.

It is comparable to European cities in the proportion of green space per person.

It has the highest rate of increase in the value of land and real estate in Turkey, which attracts investment to it.

Recent years have witnessed a movement of demand for residence and the purchase of real estate from foreign communities in abundance, whether for residence, investment or tourism, all of these things are present in Beylikdüzü.