How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Istanbul near public transport, especially in Beylikdüzü and Şişli?

A two-bedroom apartment is offered for daily rental in Levent 4, around a 7–8-minute walk from Levent 4 metro station. It is on the ground floor and has a garden with barbecue space, a large kitchen, and a balcony; it can accommodate 4–5 people. No price was stated.

In Fatih, a room in a 3+1 shared apartment is available for $250/month per room. Two metro stops to Yenikapı, near Laleli Pazar market. Panoramic sea-view terrace, furnished with all necessities, but no elevator in the building.

A 1+1 in Şişli for a short stay is in demand: one recent request was specifically for a unit in Şişli for about 3 months. No price was mentioned, but it shows this setup is actively sought for temporary stays in central Istanbul.

Mini-studios are available in Istanbul with no agent commission if transport access matters: one option was about a 10-minute walk to the Metrobus, tram, and bus lines. It was offered only to 1–2 women, but it is still a useful example of compact housing close to transit.

In Beylikdüzü, a furnished 2+1 was offered for $1,200 per month: about a 3-minute walk to the Metrobus and 5 minutes to Marmara Park. It includes 2 bathrooms, a large terrace, appliances, and kitchenware; the complex has 6 pools, gyms, hammams, saunas, children’s areas, and underground parking. The listing also noted it is suitable for a residence permit application.