LANDMARK TOWER, ISTANBUL
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Investment Details
1-4 bedrooms
From $305,000
From $3,500
Completed 2017
Freehold
Est. 5-7%
Why Invest?
- Studios to 4 bedroom apartments to suit every need
- Capitalize on the Lira depreciation
- Penthouses up to 800 m2
- 4-meter high ceiling
Project Description
Istanbul Landmark Tower is exactly what it says and is one of Istanbul's most prominent high rise residential buildings, elevating 50 floors into this amazing sky line. With the luxury of a four meter ceiling height in each apartment, this spacious feeling is enhanced with amazing views of the great northern Belgrade forest for those in tune with nature or a downtown view of the two main business districts of Maslak and Levent for those who prefer the fast pace of this city that never sleeps.
This location is the new hip residential and retail district, with huge shopping centers and new entertainment facilities. In addition accessibility could not be easier as it is only a short walk to the metro station, a few minutes drive to the second intercontinental bridge linking Europe with Asia and there is a brand new highway linking Landmark Tower to Istanbul's new airport in just 25 minutes.
The development is fully complete and over 80% owner occupied and the construction was undertaken by one of the worlds top listed civil engineering companies to Leed Gold Certified standards.
We have on offer 1-2-3 and 5 bedroom apartments which all qualify for the Turkish Citizenship by Investment program.
Facilities
- 4m high ceiling
- Floor heating
- Roof bar
- Pool
- Cafe
- Cinema Rooms
- Premium Meal & Food Service
- Spa&Sauna - Steam Room
- Yoga - Dance - Pilates Studios
- Fitness
- Pet Care
- Guest House
- Meeting Room & Workstation
- Gaming Room
- Concierge Services
- Offices
Location
Just to name a few plush and prestigious neighboring districts; Maslak, İstinye, Bebek, Levent, Mecidiyeköy, Nişantaşı and Beşiktaş... Situated merely at a walking-distance from the subway station and in close proximity to the key and peripheral freeways, Landmark Tower extends easy access to these nearby hubs of entertainment that host Istanbul’s upscale restaurants and the most popular shopping centers and scattered hubs of entertainment.
Floor Plans
1+0-B1 Floor Plan | 63m2
- Net:
- 37.26 m2
1+1-C1 Floor Plan | 89m2
- Net:
- 56.19 m2
1+1-D1 Floor Plan | 106m2
- Net:
- 65.89 m2
2+1-G1 Floor Plan | 118m2
- Net:
- 75.78 m2
2+1-H1 Floor Plan | 149m2
- Net:
- 80.56 m2
3.5+1-A1 Floor Plan | 204m2
- Net:
- 133.73 m2
3.5+1-B1 Floor Plan | 206m2
- Net:
- 134.07 m2
3+1-C1 Floor Plan | 184m2
- Net:
- 117.05 m2
3+1-F1 Floor Plan | 223m2
- Net:
- 149 m2
4+1-B1 Floor Plan | 295m2
- Net:
- 195.23 m2
4+1-B2 Floor Plan | 295m2
- Net:
- 195.27 m2
Why Istanbul?
- Istanbul is Turkey’s most populous city as well as a cultural and financial hub. Located on both sides of the Bosporus, Istanbul bridges Asia and Europe both physically and culturally.
- 13.9 MILLION people live here, making it the most populous city in the world after Shanghai, some large cities in Europe and the world.
- 14th HIGHEST GDP By 2025, Istanbul is tipped to have the 14th highest GDP growth among world cities.
- Istanbul is one of the worlds top five visited destinations.
- Istanbul generates more than a quarter of Turkey’s overall GDP.
- 27 billionaires live in Istanbul - the 7th highest in the World.
Economy
- Istanbul is the hub of Turkey’s economy, based on its geography as a junction of international land and sea trade routes. Also Turkey is among the largest industrial centers. Apart from being the former political capital of the country, Istanbul metro region remains a mega city.
- Istanbul is Turkey’s economical capital and the biggest industrial center. As the financial capital of the country, its annual contribution to Turkey’s GDP ($389.4 billion in 2013) is about 39%. Being the country’s largest industrial zone, approximately 35% of the country’s industrial labor is employed in Istanbul.
- Istanbul is also the most important export and import gate of Turkey. According to Turkey Statistical Institute’s 2013 data, Istanbul accounted for 47% of export and 54% of all Turkish imports.
