Continental Istanbul is Turkey’s largest urban regeneration projects carried out by the private sector. Istanbul Continental brings a lively and dynamic social life with its mixed project consisting of residences, residences, offices, hotels, and shopping streets.

There are 760 residences and 190 residences of different sizes and types ranging from 1 + 0 to 4 + 1 in the project, 48% of which consists of green areas.

Istanbul Continental which is realized in the center of Istanbul, in the heart of Beyoglu, has a residential area of ​​107 thousand square meters, an office area of ​​50 thousand square meters, a hotel area of ​​34 thousand square meters, and a shopping area of ​​31 thousand square meters.

Located in an extremely advantageous location in terms of transportation, “Istanbul Continental” stands out with its close location to highway and ring road connections, Kağıthane and Dolmabahçe tunnels, shopping malls, and health institutions. In addition, it is possible to reach the central points of the city such as Beyoglu İstiklal Caddesi, Karaköy, Kabataş, Nişantaşı, and Beşiktaş in just a few minutes.

It is one of the first projects with LEED Neighborhood Development certification in the world and Turkey. Istanbul Continental was also deemed worthy of the “World’s Best Model Apartment with Interior Design” award in the competition where the world’s most prestigious projects competed in the real estate sector.

It bears traces of Seljuk and Ottoman architecture. Continental manages to be a part of the old Istanbul with its gradual facades, wide eaves, bay windows, pools, and inner courtyard systems without disturbing the silhouette of the city and the district.

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Piyalepaşa, one of the 45 neighborhoods of Beyoglu district on the European side of Istanbul, is one of the oldest and most popular districts of Istanbul. It was named after Piyale Pasha, one of the famous Chief Admiral of the Ottoman Empire, and the mosque and complex that he built. In the early days, the residents were mostly shipyard employees. Currently, it is one of the most popular and central residential areas in Istanbul.