Esenyurt is home to a multicultural mix of Turkish families, multinational communities, creating a dynamic and diverse social landscape.

The district has a predominantly young population, supported by educational institutions and job opportunities.

Esenyurt attracts professionals and workers seeking affordable housing within commuting distance to business hubs.

Local community centers and municipal initiatives support social integration, youth programs, and cultural events.

The area thrives with international markets, restaurants, and cultural offerings reflecting its global population.

Property prices vary between $1,500 and $3,500 per square meter, making Esenyurt one of the most affordable districts in Istanbul.

Esenkent, Haramidere, Saadetdere, and areas near City Center Mall attract the most interest.

Choose from compact studios, mid-size apartments, and branded residences in gated communities with amenities.

Due to fast-paced development, there’s a wide range of units available, providing flexibility in budget and size.

Investors can expect returns from 5% to 7%, especially in projects with proximity to main roads and transit stations.

Properties above $400,000 qualify for Turkish Citizenship by Investment.

The E-5 highway’s Metrobus service connects Esenyurt to Zincirlikuyu, Beylikdüzü, and Avcılar.

The planned Mahmutbey-Esenyurt metro line will greatly improve commuting.

Major highways provide car access to central Istanbul and airport routes.

Widely used by residents, especially for local connections to universities, shopping malls, and business centers.

Roughly 40–50 minutes by car via TEM or Kuzey Marmara Highway.