DAP Yapı's Dragos Royal Towers, built on the coastal road formerly known as Bağdat Caddesi, just 100 meters from the sea, bridges the gap between eras with its mission to create living spaces for the future. The project is not just a luxurious living space, but a new-age concept with details that allude to the future. Similar projects can only be found in centers like Miami, New York, and Dubai. Dragos Royal Towers consists of 212 independent units in 4 blocks.
Location
İstanbul / Kartal
Maximum comfort, stunning views. In addition to residence services, the project includes a fitness center, indoor/outdoor swimming pools, tennis and basketball courts, walking and relaxation areas, and a spa center. All apartments offer exquisite views of Kınalı, Heybeli, Burgaz, and Büyükada.
Advantageous location: Dragos Royal Towers is being built in Kartal, a district designated as one of the three new focal points of the city in the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality's Environmental Planning Plan, very close to the Urban Transformation Project. Designed by world-renowned architect Zaha Hadid, the Kartal Urban Transformation Project (Kartal Central Business District - CBD), located near Dragos, involves the relocation of large industrial facilities, businesses, and factories outside the city. Dragos and its surroundings are becoming Istanbul's new Bosphorus. Surrounded by high-quality residential and apartment complexes instead of industrial buildings, the project is situated in a safe and planned area of development.
A meeting point for distinguished individuals. The project, which boasts a magnificent vertical architecture, is mostly preferred by footballers, academics, and bureaucrats. It is known that Dragos, both in the past and present, has been chosen as a place to live by intellectuals and the elite. Can Yücel, Münir Nurettin Selçuk, Erdal İnönü, Muhsin Ertuğrul, Ali Sami Yen, and Vehbi Koç all lived in Dragos. From the most vulgar curses to the most sorrowful laments; from the most sophisticated street slang to the most intense love poems; Who doesn't know Can Yücel, whose poetry encompasses everything from sharp flashes of wit to the simplest, most straightforward expressions? Could a musical evening end without singing "We are on the horizon of an irreversible evening"? Is there anyone whose heart hasn't been moved by the compositions of Münir Nurettin Selçuk? Wasn't politics more colorful with Erdal İnönü, who, when asked by a journalist, "We don't see you in movie theaters very often," replied, "Of course, movie theaters are dark"? Muhsin Ertuğrul, who institutionalized Western theater in Turkey… Ali Sami Yen, the legendary figure of sports… Vehbi Koç, the founder of industry… What do you think these names had in common? They all lived in Dragos at some point in their lives.
A hidden paradise. Geographically, Dragos Hill seemed like an extension of Yakacık and Çamlıca to the sea, and even a continuation of the Prince Islands, especially Büyükada. It was clear that its name, like "Leandros" and "Imbros," was of Greek origin, but those who settled here used the name "Orhantepe" instead of this mythological name. Although the train station sign read "Cevizli," the locals always called it "Dragos."
A meeting point for lovers: In the past, when arriving by minibus or train, one would get off at the station and cross the railway bridge. A narrow slope, parallel to the former Tobacco Factory grounds and surrounded by plane trees, would be climbed, and the road would continue towards the top. The cliffs on Dragos Hill were one of the romantic meeting places for lovers from Istanbul. The station side was notable for its suburban settlement. However, halfway along the road on the other side, it was as if the other side of Dragos would emerge, a separate section of the area, home to many famous and wealthy people, with villas overlooking the magnificent Islands, accompanying you along the way.
For your opinions, suggestions, and requests regarding Dap Yapı projects, please fill out the contact form completely.
