Beylikdüzü

Beylikdüzü

Beylikdüzü is one of the districts of Istanbul with very low slum construction. According to the research conducted by the municipality in the district, which hosts mass housing projects and luxury sites, more than 40% of the residents are university graduates. [citation needed] Beylikdüzü is one of the most cosmopolitan districts of Istanbul, this feature is like a mosaic of Turkey and there are a considerable number of foreign nationals in the district. also resides. Beylikdüzü district is at the standard of a European city with its green areas exceeding 10M² per person.[4] There are trees at symmetrical intervals in almost every street and avenue of Beylikdüzü district. With its wide streets, boulevards, pavements and green areas, Beylilkdüzü represents the new planned urbanized face of Istanbul. Beylikdüzü continues to become greener. In the area between Cumhuriyet District and Adnan Kahveci District, there is a green area called Beylikdüzü Yaşam Vadisi and this area extends to the coast. At the same time, this valley has the distinction of being the first Valley of Life in Istanbul. Istanbul Fisheries Market, located in Kumkapı, was moved to the Gürpınar coast of Beylikdüzü district.