The best areas of Bursa for trade
Bursa has evolved into a bustling economic hub, attracting businesses and entrepreneurs from across the country and around the world. Therefore, in this article from Ebla Real Estate, we will talk about the best areas of Bursa for trade.
The best areas of Bursa for trade:
Osmangazi area:
It is the largest and most important urban area in Bursa. It is the main center of the city. Moreover, it is the intersection of all districts of Bursa.
Osmangazi district in Bursa includes 137 neighborhoods, covering an area of 1165 square kilometers. The population of Osmangazi district of Bursa is 881,459 people.
Osmangazi district in Bursa is characterized by prosperity and development in all economic activities. It is the heart of Bursa’s commercial district, boasting a rich history intertwined with modern business opportunities.
The Grand Bazaar in Osmangazi, one of Turkey’s oldest and largest covered markets, offers a treasure trove of goods and a vibrant trade atmosphere.
Investors and traders flock to Osmangazi for its strategic location, excellent transport links, and access to financial institutions.
Yıldırım area:
Yıldırım area is one of the best areas of Bursa for trade. It is the second largest district in Bursa after Osmangazi district. Moreover, Yıldırım district includes 69 neighborhoods spread over an area of 399 square kilometers. Its population is about 657176 people.
Yıldırım region is industrially, agriculturally and commercially developed. In Yildirim, there is the industrial area (Otosansit), in addition to the commercial center (Vişne). In Vişne, Yildirim, the largest part of children’s clothing and fabrics in Turkey is produced.
Yıldırım’s strategic location near major transportation routes facilitates the movement of goods and fuels the trade engine of Bursa. In addition, Yıldırım is rapidly emerging as a key commercial area, characterized by its dynamic business environment and economic growth.
Nilufer area:
It is the most attractive region for residence and investment. Nilufer covers an area of 441,299 square kilometers. Furthermore, it includes 64 neighborhoods. The population of Nilufer district of Bursa is about 484.832 people.
Nilufer region has a strategic location. It has important roads such as Bursa-Istanbul Road and Bursa-İzmir Road.
Nilufer, with its modern infrastructure and planned urban development, offers a thriving commercial landscape.
Moreover, shopping malls, business parks, and tech hubs attract companies and investors looking for a modern trade environment.
In addition, the district’s commitment to sustainability and innovation positions it as a forward-thinking trade destination.
Yenişehir area:
Yenişehir is located east of Bursa, in an area of 224 square kilometers. It is 52 km away from the city center.
After the establishment of the new organized industrial zone in Yenişehir in 2004, it became the most economically important region in Bursa. It played a very major role in developing and supporting the economy in the region in general.
Yenişehir contains glass factories, car factories, flour and agricultural products factories, spare parts manufacturing, and many more. It also contains Bursa Airport in the Yenişehir region; it is worth noting that the main source of income in Yenişehir based on agriculture and animal husbandry.
Moreover, Yenişehir’s focus on logistics and warehousing makes it an ideal choice for businesses involved in import-export activities.
Gemlik area:
It is located on the shore of the Gulf of Marmara Sea. It is about 413 square km. Moreover, Gemlik district is 32 km from the center of Bursa from the north. It includes 35 neighborhoods, and its population is 115,404.
Gemlik’s proximity to the sea and its bustling port make it a maritime trade hub. Moreover, the district’s industrial zones, shipyards, and warehouses cater to businesses involved in shipping and logistics.
Furthermore, Gemlik’s maritime trade infrastructure is complemented by a picturesque coastal area, offering a unique blend of business and leisure opportunities.
Inegol area:
It is about 30 km away from the city center of Bursa, and extends over an area of 1006 km2. According to data from the Turkish Statistical Institute, Inegol is the largest district outside Bursa city center and the second most populous city in southern Marmara.
Furthermore, the Inegol area is one of the best areas of Bursa for trade. It is renowned as Turkey’s furniture capital, attracting buyers and manufacturers from around the globe.
Moreover, the Furniture Specialized Organized Industrial Zone (OIZ) is a nucleus of furniture production and trade. Businesses in the furniture sector find Inegol to be an ideal location to showcase their products and expand their markets.
Edited by: Ebla Group Real Estate
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