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Property in Bahçeşehir, Istanbul

Bahçeşehir is a planned garden suburb on Istanbul's European side, laid out around a large pond park, with villas, low-rise sites and newer apartment complexes. It is greener and calmer than most of the city and suits families who want space, schools and parks close to home.

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Asking prices in Bahçeşehir, Istanbul

Active listings
6
Median asking price per m²
$524
Price range
$37,426 – $104,171

Based on 6 active Buruj listings, updated Oct 7, 2026.

At a glance

Location
North-western European side, Başakşehir district
Landmark
Bahçeşehir pond park

Listings in Bahçeşehir, Istanbul

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Projects in Bahçeşehir, Istanbul

5 projects on sale

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  • HAYATPARK 1-2 – photo 1

    Hayatpark 1-2

    Bahçeşehir, Istanbul

    Apartments for sale in Istanbul, Turkey, in the Hayat Park 1-2 project, which is a new project and is located in the west of the European city of Istanbul in the famous Bahçeşehir district, which is one of the most important modern residential and investment cities within the…

  • Alya Bahçe Bahçeşehir – photo 1

    Alya Bahçe Bahçeşehir

    Bahçeşehir, Istanbul

    AlyaBahçe Bahçeşehir project is located in Bahçeşehir area in Başakşehir in the European side of Istanbul.

  • Ebruli Ispartakule – photo 1

    Ebruli Ispartakule

    Bahçeşehir, Istanbul

    In the center of the European section of the city of Istanbul, in the Bahcesehir district, specifically in the Ispartakule, EBRULI project stands, in which we will see an unparalleled architectural concept.

  • Resital Bahçeşehir – photo 1

    Resital Bahçeşehir

    Bahçeşehir, Istanbul

    The “Resital Bahçeşehir” project in the Bahçeşehir district with gardens scattered throughout, which belongs to the municipality of Başakşehir

Living in Bahçeşehir

Bahçeşehir was designed as a garden town, and the pond park at its heart, with walking paths and cafés, is still the centre of local life. Streets are quieter than in most of Istanbul, with villas and low-rise sites in the older parts and taller complexes on the edges. Schools and shops are close by, but the centre of Istanbul is far, so test your commute at rush hour.

What to look for

For villas, check the title deed, the condition of older buildings and whether any additions are licensed. For apartments, compare site fees (aidat), facilities, the building's age and its earthquake compliance. Also ask how security, parking and garden upkeep are handled in the complex. Neighbouring Başakşehir and Esenyurt offer more new-build choice.

Guides about Bahçeşehir, Istanbul

Guides
  • Living in Başakşehir: family complexes, the city hospital and the metro line

    Başakşehir is a planned district on the European side of Istanbul, in the north-west of the city, known for its family residential complexes with facilities, its large city hospital, its parks and shopping centres, and a metro line linking it to Istanbul’s network. It attracts Arab families with its modernity and organisation. Before buying for residency purposes, check that the neighbourhood is not closed to registering foreigners’ addresses.

    Last reviewed Oct 7, 2026

  • Esenyurt without the gloss: low prices and what comes with them

    Esenyurt is a district in the west of Istanbul’s European side, one of the most populous in Turkey, with thousands of flats in complexes built over the last two decades at prices below most of Istanbul. The low price comes with a large supply that slows resale and limits price growth, high population density, and many neighbourhoods closed to new foreign residence registrations. It suits those buying to live in on a limited budget or for local rentals, after a careful choice of complex and location.

    Last reviewed Oct 7, 2026

  • Beylikdüzü and Büyükçekmece: West Istanbul Between the Metrobus and the Sea

    Beylikdüzü is a modern residential district on the western European side of Istanbul, with many housing complexes and the terminus of the Metrobus line that links it to the city centre. Büyükçekmece lies further west on the Sea of Marmara coast and its lake, with a quieter feel and houses and villas alongside the complexes. Prices in both are lower than in central districts and supply is large, so the choice depends on proximity to transport, the quality of the complex, the year of construction and the neighbourhood's status for foreigners' residence permits.

    Last reviewed Oct 7, 2026

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