Bağdat Street's Attractiveness and Rental Costs

Bağdat Street, a shopping and commercial district with historical origins, had become a popular destination for merchants and visitors to the city during the Ottoman period, especially in the 19th century. During this period, the street played an important role in Istanbul's international trade. During the Republican era, Baghdad Street was involved in urban transformation and modernization processes. From the mid-20th century onwards, the buildings on the street were renovated. This change enabled the street to position itself as a social and commercial center. In recent years, the development of Bağdat Street has accelerated further. Urban transformation projects have made the street more modern and attractive. The increasing number of quality restaurants and cafes in the area reinforced the street's appeal.

The reasons why Bağdat Street stands out in Istanbul street retailing are quite obvious.

First of all, Bağdat Street is located in Kadıköy, one of the most central and elite areas of Istanbul. The street is known for its heavy pedestrian traffic. Thousands of people visit this street every day, which means high customer potential for retail stores.

The prestigious location of the street attracts both local and international brands. The high demand for retail space leads to higher rental prices due to the limited number of available spaces. Intense customer traffic and prestigious brand value also increase rental prices.

Bağdat Street continues to be an attractive address for investors and brands due to the opportunities it offers and the prestige it provides.