Nasuhlar

About the Nasuhlar area

Nasuhlar is one of Kandıra's neighbourhoods with a fertile agricultural fabric. With its broad, flat land suited to agricultural production, the area offers a budget-friendly investment door thanks to its relatively affordable per-square-metre prices. With these features, Nasuhlar is a position frequently assessed by those who will make a field investment for the first time.

The area mainly has large-area farmland. It is possible to own a broad parcel at an affordable entry cost; this provides flexibility in terms of division and long-term appreciation. When buying in Nasuhlar, the parcel's title type, share structure and road access are the points that must be examined.

Another topic that makes Nasuhlar attractive is the wave of demand created by the major investments across the district: projects such as the Food OIZ are a dynamic that feeds land demand in all of Kandıra's neighbourhoods over the long term. We explained the details of the project in our Kandıra Food OIZ article; for the district's general investment outlook you can look at our Kandıra guide, and for current options our listings.

Location and Access

Nasuhlar lies in Kandıra's fertile agricultural belt; thanks to the village roads and the connection to the main axis, access to the district centre is comfortable. Access to İzmit via the İzmit-Kandıra road and to Istanbul via the motorway connection is easy.

The neighbourhood's calm fabric offers an environment suited to agricultural use and long-term investment.

Land Structure and Parcel Profile

The area's character is defined by large-area, flat and fertile farmland. The broad parcel structure lowers the cost per square metre; this creates an opportunity for those who want to own broad land with a limited budget.

Sole-title options are common; in parcel selection, soil productivity, irrigation possibility and road status are the priority check topics.

Investment Notes

With its affordable entry prices, Nasuhlar is among the district's prominent addresses, especially for those who will make a plot or field investment for the first time. The low per-square-metre cost on a large parcel leaves room for division and appreciation scenarios in the long term.

The wave of demand created by the major investments across the district (the Food OIZ, transport projects) is a dynamic that, along with the surrounding neighbourhoods, also supports Nasuhlar over the long term.