Sisli is one of the major 39 districts of Istanbul on the European side of the city. Although not by the sea, it's located at the exit from the Bosphorus Bridge that links Asia to Europe. Its total area is about 30 square kilometers and is considered a new settlement that flourished after the mid-19th century to the north of Taksim Square. Around the 17th century, there were only graveyards in Sisli and...
The fully electric domestic car winks at the future with its large interior volume, holographic assistant, 300+ and 500+ kilometer range options. Turkey's one hundred percent electric domestic car has received great appreciation with its design and features. The car, which will be produced in 200 and 400 horsepower as an SUV and sedan in the first place, will be charged much faster than other electric...
According to TURKSTAT figures, 80 thousand 31 housing sales were realized in February across Turkey. Housing sales across Turkey decreased by 18 percent in February compared to the previous month and by 18 percent compared to the same month of the previous year. According to the data of Endeksa, which has reached reliable results in real estate valuation with artificial intelligence and big data...
Tuzla is a comparatively quiet district of Istanbul located at the south-eastern border. Known as a popular destination for summertime tourism in the past, Tuzla now became the home of biggest shipyards of Turkey. As being along the Sea of Marmara bordering commercial and industrial city Kocaeli Province, Tuzla takes the advantage of its location. Once, Tuzla was a fishing town along the sea where...
Silivri is a famous district in Istanbul, about 65 km from the city center, with a view of the Marmara Sea, and this distinguished it from the rest of Istanbul's rural areas and made it an area for investment and tourism. It is bordered by the Büyükçekmece region from the east, Çatalca from the north, Tekirdağ from the west, and Marmara Sea from the south, and it is the second largest rural village...
The Bosphorus, through which approximately 43,000 ships pass annually, is a natural waterway with the narrowest point of 698 m. The increase in tonnages in ship traffic, the growth of ship sizes because of technological developments, and especially the increase in ship (tanker) crossings carrying fuel oil and other similar dangerous/toxic substances pose great pressure and threat to Istanbul. There are...
Ataşehir is a district on the Anatolian side of Istanbul. In 2008, it became a district with the participation of the regions separated from Kadıköy, Üsküdar, Ümraniye, Maltepe and Kartal districts.It gained the status of a district in 2008. It is adjacent to Maltepe to the south, Kadıköy to the west, Üsküdar to the northwest, Ümraniye to the north, Çekmeköy to the northeast and Sancaktepe to...
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