
İstanbul, Türkiye
MM-025
Price on request
- Apartment
- Bathroom TBC
- 2+1 to 4+1
- 30,056 m²
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MM-025 is a modern family-oriented residential development located in Kayaşehir, Başakşehir, one of Istanbul’s rapidly developing residential districts.
MM-025 is a modern family-oriented residential development located in Kayaşehir, Başakşehir, one of Istanbul’s rapidly developing residential districts. Built on a 30,056 m² land area, the project consists of 9 low-rise residential blocks, 289 apartments and 7 commercial units, creating a total of 296 independent units. Residences range from 2+1 to 4+1, with both standard and duplex layouts. Selected homes feature large terraces, spacious balconies, and private garden areas, creating a strong connection between indoor and outdoor living.
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MM-025 follows a low-rise contemporary residential concept designed around family living, greenery and spacious outdoor areas. The 9 residential blocks are integrated with landscaped gardens, while large balconies, panoramic terraces, duplex residences and garden-level homes provide different living alternatives. The architecture prioritises functional apartment layouts, natural light and comfortable family spaces within a pedestrian-friendly residential environment.
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The District
Location & Strategic Importance Başakşehir is one of Istanbul’s most prominent planned residential and urban development districts on the European side, forming a major family housing, healthcare, industrial employment, and modern infrastructure corridor. Located in western European Istanbul, Başakşehir connects the established metropolitan areas of Bağcılar, Esenler, and Küçükçekmece with Sultangazi, Arnavutköy, and the expanding northern and western residential corridors. Its strategic position between the TEM/O-3 motorway, Northern Marmara Motorway/O-7, and Istanbul Airport transportation network supports accessibility to major employment centers and emerging metropolitan destinations. From a real-estate perspective, Başakşehir’s strategic value comes from combining master-planned residential communities, extensive transportation infrastructure, the Çam and Sakura City Hospital, İkitelli Organized Industrial Zone, and the developing Kayaşehir New City Center. Unlike central Istanbul’s supply-constrained districts, Başakşehir’s investment proposition is built around planned urban expansion, modern family housing, growing population demand, and the continued development of residential and commercial infrastructure.
Major Neighborhoods & Areas Başakşehir contains several distinct residential and commercial micro-markets, including Kayaşehir–Kayabaşı, Başak, Başakşehir Mahallesi, Bahçeşehir 1. Kısım, Bahçeşehir 2. Kısım, Ziya Gökalp, Şahintepe, Güvercintepe, and Altınşehir. From a real-estate perspective, the key areas are Kayaşehir–Kayabaşı, Başak–Metrokent, Bahçeşehir, Ziya Gökalp–İkitelli, and the western transformation neighborhoods.
Kayaşehir–Kayabaşı: Başakşehir’s principal new-city residential and development market, characterized by master-planned housing, modern residential compounds, public facilities, and proximity to Çam and Sakura City Hospital. Its investment appeal is supported by M3–M11 metro connectivity, new commercial infrastructure, family housing demand, and the continued maturation of Kayaşehir New City Center.
Başak–Başakşehir Mahallesi: An established planned residential market featuring modern apartment developments, family-oriented compounds, and access to Metrokent and Onurkent. Its investment appeal combines established residential demand, M3 metro connectivity, modern infrastructure, and relatively stable family-oriented housing requirements.
Bahçeşehir 1. Kısım: One of Başakşehir’s premium family and lifestyle residential markets, known for villas, landscaped residential compounds, spacious apartments, and green surroundings. Its investment value is supported by lifestyle quality, established family communities, and demand for larger residential properties.
Bahçeşehir 2. Kısım: A developing family-oriented residential market featuring newer housing compounds, contemporary apartments, and expanding neighborhood infrastructure. It offers opportunities centered on modern housing, relatively spacious layouts, and long-term family demand, although competition from new residential supply remains important.
Ziya Gökalp–İkitelli: An employment-oriented residential and commercial corridor benefiting from İkitelli Organized Industrial Zone and the M3–M9 metro networks. Its investment appeal is supported by industrial employment, commuting demand, business activity, and comparatively accessible housing options.
Şahintepe–Güvercintepe–Altınşehir: Established residential and transformation areas characterized by older housing, local communities, and redevelopment opportunities. Their investment potential is linked to neighborhood improvements, planning changes, and comparatively lower entry prices, although legal, structural, and zoning conditions require careful assessment.
Over the last five years, development has increasingly focused on planned residential expansion, modern housing, transportation integration, public facilities, and urban transformation. Başakşehir Municipality’s 2025–2029 strategic plan identifies Kayaşehir–Kayabaşı as a developing metropolitan center with commercial, administrative, educational, residential, and recreational functions. Major investments in metro infrastructure, healthcare, and green spaces continue to shape the district’s residential market.
Transportation & Connectivity Başakşehir benefits from an increasingly integrated metro and motorway network, connecting its planned residential communities with Bakırköy, Ataköy, Istanbul Airport, and major European-side employment centers. The M3 Bakırköy–Kayaşehir metro line serves Başakşehir through İkitelli Sanayi, Turgut Özal, Siteler, Başak Konutları, Başakşehir–Metrokent, Onurkent, Şehir Hastanesi, Toplu Konutlar, and Kayaşehir Merkez. The approximately 26.7-kilometer line provides connections toward Bakırköy, Marmaray, and Istanbul’s wider rail network. The M9 Ataköy–Olimpiyat metro line serves Ziya Gökalp, İkitelli Sanayi, and Olimpiyat, connecting the district toward Ataköy, Metrobus, and Marmaray. The M11 airport metro network further strengthens accessibility through Kayaşehir Merkez and Olimpiyat interchange connections, with the final Halkalı–Arnavutköy section reported as opened in June 2026. Major road connections include TEM/O-3 and Northern Marmara Motorway/O-7, providing access toward Istanbul Airport, northern Istanbul, and western metropolitan areas. This infrastructure supports commuting, healthcare access, industrial employment, and residential demand. However, transportation accessibility varies significantly between the metro-connected Kayaşehir–Metrokent corridor and lifestyle-oriented neighborhoods such as Bahçeşehir, where road transportation remains particularly important.
Schools & Education Başakşehir offers an established and expanding network of public and private schools, kindergartens, and educational facilities serving its growing family-oriented residential communities. Established neighborhoods such as Başak, Metrokent, Onurkent, and Bahçeşehir provide access to educational services, while Kayaşehir’s developing city center incorporates planned educational facilities alongside commercial, administrative, and residential developments. The district’s modern housing communities, family-oriented infrastructure, and expanding population support sustained demand for education. Its transportation network also provides connections to higher education institutions across western Istanbul.
Hospitals & Healthcare Başakşehir is one of Istanbul’s major healthcare destinations, home to the Başakşehir Çam and Sakura City Hospital, one of Türkiye’s largest integrated healthcare campuses. The hospital occupies approximately 789,000 m² of land, with more than 1 million m² of enclosed space and a capacity of 2,755 beds. According to the healthcare information referenced in the October 2026 module, it has a designed capacity for up to 35,000 outpatient visits and 500 specialized surgeries daily at full operation. The hospital is directly served by the M3 metro and forms an important part of the Kayaşehir New City Center development. Its extensive healthcare infrastructure generates employment, patient activity, medical services, and demand for nearby residential accommodation. The district also benefits from family health centers, local medical facilities, and healthcare services supporting its large residential population.
Shopping & Lifestyle Başakşehir is an established and growing family-oriented lifestyle destination, combining modern residential compounds, shopping facilities, restaurants, cafés, public parks, and recreational infrastructure. Major lifestyle areas include Başak–Metrokent, Kayaşehir, and Bahçeşehir, where planned residential communities offer landscaped compounds, neighborhood retail, and family-oriented services. Kayaşehir benefits from Kayapark and Kayaşehir Millet Bahçesi, providing green spaces and recreational opportunities. The developing New City Center is planned to include additional commercial areas, administrative facilities, education, and parks. Bahçeşehir is particularly known for its green residential environments, villas, spacious apartments, and established family communities. Başak and Metrokent offer convenient access to everyday shopping, metro transportation, and modern residential amenities. These facilities, combined with healthcare infrastructure and employment centers, reinforce Başakşehir’s appeal among families and long-term residents seeking modern housing and organized urban living.
Market Insight
From an investment standpoint, Başakşehir can be positioned as a planned-growth, family-oriented, and infrastructure-driven residential market on Istanbul’s European side. Its value proposition is built around modern housing supply, population growth, major healthcare infrastructure, industrial employment, metro accessibility, and the continued development of Kayaşehir New City Center. Unlike central Istanbul’s mature and supply-constrained districts, Başakşehir offers opportunities arising from new urban development, infrastructure utilization, and expanding residential communities. Different micro-markets serve different investment strategies: Kayaşehir–Kayabaşı for new-city development and potential capital appreciation; Başak–Metrokent for established family demand and balanced investment; Bahçeşehir for premium lifestyle and capital preservation; Ziya Gökalp–İkitelli for employment-related rental demand; and Şahintepe–Güvercintepe for selective urban transformation and value opportunities. The district’s registered population increased from approximately 503,243 in 2021 to 536,797 in 2025, representing growth of approximately 6.7%. This expanding population supports housing demand, retail activity, educational infrastructure, and commercial services. The İkitelli Organized Industrial Zone provides an additional employment base, with approximately 200,000–250,000 workers and 24,864 active firms according to the module’s source references. This employment concentration supports residential demand from workers, managers, business owners, and service providers. However, Başakşehir has significantly more capacity for additional housing than central districts such as Şişli or Beşiktaş. Consequently, new residential supply, developer inventory, management expenses, unit layouts, and competitive entry prices are especially important when evaluating investment opportunities.
PAST | Strong Capital Appreciation: Başakşehir has demonstrated substantial long-term nominal residential price growth, supported by population expansion, modern housing development, transportation improvements, and major public infrastructure investment. Historical Sahibindex/BETAM data referenced in the October 2026 module placed residential prices at approximately TRY 14,615/m² in December 2021. Compared with the revised October 2026 internal residential range of TRY 175,000–225,000/m², this represents an implied nominal increase of approximately 1,097%–1,440% over nearly five years, with a midpoint comparison of approximately 1,268%. A September 2022 Endeksa-derived benchmark of TRY 25,310/m² produces an implied nominal increase of approximately 591%–789% against the same revised internal range. For the most recent year, external listing-model data indicated approximately 30.2% residential sale-price growth and 37.4% rental growth in Turkish lira terms. Neighborhood-level annual price increases included approximately 40.4% in Şahintepe and 31.0% in Bahçeşehir 1. Kısım, 30.6% in Kayabaşı–Kayaşehir, and 27.2% in Ziya Gökalp. These comparisons combine historical external benchmarks with updated internal pricing assumptions. They reflect nominal Turkish lira repricing rather than a continuous transaction-price index, inflation-adjusted returns, or verified USD capital appreciation.
CURRENT | Modern Family Housing & Rental Potential: As of October 2026, the supplied academy model places Başakşehir residential prices at approximately $3,500–4,500/m², with a representative 120 m² property valued between $420,000 and $540,000, using an exchange-rate assumption of TRY 50 per USD. Monthly rental assumptions range from TRY 65,000 to TRY 150,000 (approximately $1,300–3,000). Based on the midpoint property value of $480,000, the model produces a gross rental yield of approximately 3.25%–7.50% and an estimated gross amortization period of 13.3–30.8 years before expenses. Residential pricing varies considerably across neighborhoods. Başak is modeled at $2,500–3,500/m²; Bahçeşehir 1. and 2. Kısım at $2,500–3,900/m²; Kayaşehir–Kayabaşı at $1,900–2,900/m²; Başakşehir Mahallesi at $1,850–2,850/m²; Ziya Gökalp at $1,700–2,700/m²; and Şahintepe at $1,500–2,000/m². Rental demand also differs across micro-markets. Başak and Bahçeşehir primarily serve families seeking spacious apartments and modern compounds, while Kayaşehir benefits from healthcare employment and new-city infrastructure. Ziya Gökalp and the İkitelli employment corridor appeal to workforce and commute-oriented tenants. These figures are internal October 2026 training assumptions rather than independently verified district-wide transaction averages. Actual rental yields depend on acquisition prices, achievable rent, building quality, vacancy, maintenance, management fees, and competing residential supply.
FUTURE | Positive Infrastructure & Planned-Growth Outlook: Başakşehir’s medium-term residential outlook is supported by continued population growth, an increasingly integrated metro network, major healthcare infrastructure, industrial employment, and the development of Kayaşehir New City Center. The established M3, M9, and M11 rail networks improve accessibility to Istanbul Airport, Bakırköy, Ataköy, and major employment areas. The continued development of Kayaşehir’s commercial, educational, and administrative facilities may further strengthen its position as a residential and metropolitan center. Future demand may also benefit from the continued activity of Çam and Sakura City Hospital and the İkitelli industrial employment cluster, particularly in neighborhoods offering convenient transportation and well-managed residential properties. The supplied academy model evaluates an illustrative 20%–25% potential infrastructure and development-related uplift scenario for properties directly benefiting from improved transportation, new-city maturation, healthcare demand, or public-space improvements. Under this scenario, the district’s current $3,500–4,500/m² reference range would increase to approximately $4,200–5,625/m², depending on the assumed uplift. The module also references an external short-term model suggesting approximately 8% additional price movement through the end of 2026. However, this comes from a different dataset and should not be treated as a verified forecast or combined directly with the internal assumptions. Future performance remains dependent on infrastructure utilization, population absorption, financing conditions, developer inventory, competing housing supply, project quality, and actual rental demand. Investment Insight: Başakşehir combines master-planned residential developments, modern family housing, major healthcare infrastructure, industrial employment, and increasingly comprehensive transportation connectivity. Its investment potential is particularly attractive in well-managed properties benefiting from established metro access, Kayaşehir’s developing city center, healthcare-related rental demand, and proximity to major employment clusters. These characteristics support Başakşehir’s position as one of Istanbul’s important planned-growth residential investment markets, although significant new housing supply makes competitive entry pricing, building quality, and long-term rental sustainability essential.
Sources Institutional sources identified for verification: Endeksa — Historical residential market indicators Metro İstanbul — M3, M9, and M11 transportation information Başakşehir Municipality — Municipal planning and services Çam and Sakura City Hospital — Healthcare infrastructure Turkish Statistical Institute — Population statistics
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