Beşiktaş is Changing: So Who Will This Change Affect? ​​How?

Beşiktaş is generally undergoing a slow but steady urban transformation process.

The Dikilitaş district is by far the most rapidly experiencing urban transformation.

In the Etiler district, my focus area, the urban transformation process and the renewed buildings are also noteworthy.

Apart from that, I can say that there is no urban transformation in the Levent Villas, Ulus, and Kültür Mh Maya Residences areas where I work.

The Gayrettepe Yıldız Posta district is experiencing a slow but steady pace.

Barbaros Boulevard is quite active with its brand-name residence projects.

The Barbaros 48 project is nearing completion, and the Balmumcu Kempinski project has begun operations.

Now, construction has begun on a rather large project on Barbaros Boulevard.

One of the massive projects on Nisbetiye Street has been built, and the second is underway.

Construction of the Next Level and Polat Exclusive brand projects on Büyükdere Street is ongoing.

In the renovated Beşiktaş district, the living space per square meter of apartments is decreasing significantly.

In branded projects built after the urban renewal process, former owners are selling their properties and migrating to other areas or neighborhoods.

As buildings are renovated, real estate prices are rising regionally, or at least, expectations are rising.

New building projects are attracting people with higher purchasing power, and the demographics are changing.

Those who own existing properties in the renovated areas are also starting to demand higher prices for their properties.

Overall, Beşiktaş's appeal is increasing both domestically and internationally.

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