Büyükyalı

Büyükyalı Project, implemented with the assurance of Özak Gyo, Ziylan Real Estate, Yenigün Insaat, and Gayrimenkul Konut Gyo, is a housing project with magnificent structures. 

Composed of 1+1 and 2+1 residences, Gün Kapı has already taken its place among the remarkable housing project since it is located in Büyükyalı, the coastal district of Istanbul. Gün Kapı Houses have an important investment potential with their starting prices, but they have also been implemented with the understanding of ‘good life’. These modern 1+1 and 2+1 residences, ranging in size from 54 to 137 square meters, have become a rising housing project in Zeytinburnu. 

The architecture of Gün Kapı Buildings 

In Büyükyalı, the new favorite of Zeytinburnu, which gives quality living space, a limited number of residences are offered for sale in addition to the current payment terms. This project is the key to a quality life thanks to its efficiency and width of square meters and the ease of living it offers in interior architecture. 

British Architecture company Chapmon Taylor, who has more than 200 international awards, is the secret of the architecture of these buildings. While the project in Büyükyalı consists of residences of various concepts and sizes on a total of 111 decares of land to be combined with the hotel, there are commercial, artistic, cultural, and social facilities and areas where children areas will take place in the project in Zeytinburnu. 

The Worthwhile Project 

The Büyükyalı residence project in Kazlıçeşme, which is gaining value day by day with the city’s branded projects and state investments, was positioned as the most important central point of Istanbul while its transportation and infrastructure plan was being prepared. Büyükyalı draws attention with its location advantage and high investment potential as it is located in Kazlıçeşme, the most popular beach of Istanbul. With the completion of projects such as Zeytinburnu metro station and Zeyport port as a result of municipal research, the value of the project is expected to increase within 5 years.