July 2020 delivery, Istova project consists of 523 flats in Kagithane, Istanbul Emlak / By Agent
5 days ago - Turkey Property For Sale - Istanbul - 35 viewsIstanbul The Istova Information
Producer Company: Hillside Construction
Project Type: Apartment
Number Of Dwellings: 523
Land area: 7.000 m2
Housing Types: 1+1 , 2+1 , 3+1 , 4+1 , 5+1
Square meters: 60-285 m2
Deadline: July 2020
The Istova project, implemented by yağaç Yapı, consists of 523 houses in 4 blocks with 14 floors. The project includes different apartment types from 1+1 to 5+1. There are also 100 commercial units in the Istova Kağıthane project, which includes the shopping center. The project features such as shops, cafes, swimming pool, fitness room, sauna, walking areas, sports areas.
13.02.2026 Istova Price List
1+1 910.000 - 966.000 TL
2+1 1.163.000 - 1.758.000 TL
3+1 1.497.000 - 2.275.000 TL
4+1 2.240.000 - 2.887.000 TL
5+1 3.173.000 - 3.562.000 TL
Payment Options
The Istova project has an agreement with QNB Finansbank. It is possible to use a home loan at 0.99 per cent interest rate for 120 months. There is also the possibility of paying a 20 per cent down payment on delivery.
A new project is starting in Kağıthane, where urban transformation projects are continuing rapidly. Yamaç Yapı, which has been operating in the construction sector since 1995, is the largest urban transformation project in the region. The project, which houses a total of 523 houses, also includes a shopping centre. In the Istova project, where housing options are offered from 1+1 to 5+1 in 4 blocks, the size of the houses varies between 60 square meters and 285 square meters. Located in Kağıthane, which has become the most attractive center with the completion of the Northern Marmara roads, Istova is also noted for its proximity to many important hospitals, shopping centers and universities. Istova, Levent and Beşiktaş 5 minutes, Sarıyer 10 minutes, 3. It is located 20 minutes from the airport.
Yağaç Yapi Chairman Haydar Yağaç said: "Kağıkhane district has become the center of attention of investors with the many new houses that have been implemented in recent years. Having been a promenade area for many years, Kağıshane was known as the industrial, factories district after 1950. With the relocation of factories out of the city, especially in the last ten years, urban renewal efforts in the region began to gain momentum. Through urban renewal efforts, the old and unhealthy building stock in the area is rapidly being renovated. We are proud to take our place in this valuable location with our ‘Istova’ project and to sign the biggest urban transformation project of Kağıthane,” he said.
The groundbreaking ceremony of the Istova project took place with the participation of the mayor of Kağıthane, Fazlı Kılıç, deputies, company managers and many valuable guests. Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony of the Istova project, Yağaç Yapi Chairman Haydar Yağaç underlined that they are not decaying from their investments as an indication of confidence in the country's future. Yağaç “we are laying the foundations of our Istova project in Kağıthane, one of the fastest developing regions of Istanbul. We are confident in our country and the future of the construction sector, and we will continue our investments in Hillside construction as we have so far, without any interruption,” he said.
Lowest-highest house price: 910 thousand TL-3 million 562 thousand TL
Istanbul Project Features
Luxury property indoor swimming pool
Standard feature children's play areas
Luxury Property Sauna
Luxury property Fitness center
Standard Feature Café
Standard Feature Security
Standard feature camera security
Luxury property covered parking
Standard feature hiking trail
Istanbul Building Features
Standard Feature Elevator
Istanbul Residential Properties
Standard feature central heating
Standard feature heat share meter
Istanbul Construction Techniques
Standard property structure checked
Standard feature ground survey made
Standard property in accordance with earthquake regulations
Conforming to standard property insulation regulations