The green city with its ancient heart and historical design

 which can really be described as unique city, each corner is a piece of art, and its beauty is reflected in the lakes of Iznik and Uluabat, and the waterfalls of Kureklidere and Saitabat. A world of fantasy.

On the mountain side of Uludag Mount, with a height of 2,443 meters, Bursa has a charming view of the Marmara Sea, between Istanbul to the north and Eskisehir to the south of Balıkesir with a population of nearly 3 million.

Its location made it the focus of both tourists and investors. Historically it was one of the capitals of the Ottoman Empire before Istanbul, and an important commercial center on the historic Silk Road. It 
continued to be one of the most important pillars of the Turkish economy, with its components in the fields of industry, trade and tourism

It is classified as one of the first industrial cities in Turkey. Bursa has 18 industrial zones. It is a very active force to support the Turkish economy with its economic characteristics. It contributes to the economy of Turkey and the region, contributes to the flow of foreign currencies as a result of its exports, It is an industrial infrastructure, which includes many sectors, starting with the automotive industries and the train spare parts supplied to the local market and international markets, through the textile industries which are concentrated in the World Trade and Textile Center, and food industries to the furniture industry and home appliances.  
It is presumed to note the importance of the Silk Exchange, which ranks first in Turkey and ranks among the first cities in the world

This has made it the focus of the interest of tourists and investors, as well as the government's interest to its development and access to the highest levels. 
It has carried out many development projects on several levels, beginning with the field of education, which culminated in four government universities, Governmental hospitals and 20 private hospitals. These efforts have been complemented by a distinguished transport network that includes major roads such as Istanbul-Izmir, D-200 highway and O-30 highway north of Bursa, as well as a number of main roads linking Bursa with other states.

In addition, there are two airports in the city (Yenisehir Airport and Yusuf Ely Airport). Also, there are several marine bus stations (Stations in Modania - Guzelyalı - Gemlik), in addition to an important strategic railway as part of the historic Silk Road. 

In addition, the Municipality has increased its interest in the transport network. The Bursa-Railway Line, linking the east of the western city of Bursa and has been established three main tram lines.
Bursa is also distinguished by the cable car line, which has the longest cable line in Turkey, with a length of 4,766 meters, connecting the Yildirm area with the Uludag mountain.

As a result of the above and other reasons that will not expand here to mention them in detail, Bursa made the focus of the eyes of Arab and foreign investors, and the proportion of purchase of real estate in the stock market and multiple investment projects, both governmental and non-governmental, and you will only have to communicate with us to choose what suits you and satisfy your desire .