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This study addresses the process of urban transformation and the change of space in the housing areas located in the Baghdad Street as a research sub-region with different dynamics within the urban transformation practices that have been carried out throughout our country since 2012. The objective of the study is to identify and evaluate the process and results of this transformation that is taking place in the Baghdad Street and nearby as one of the oldest prestigious residential areas of Istanbul; the representatives of the relevant sector, the central and local governments, and in particular the owners of property, the expectations and approaches of residential users, and the impact of the applications on the overall structure of the region. As in all of our country, Women's has also entered the urban transformation process used as the most popular tool for the reconstruction of the space. It took place after the 1999 Marmara earthquake and on 31.05.2012 (R.G. The urban transformation process, which has been driven by the Act No. 6306 on the Conversion of Disaster Risk Areas, which has entered into force, has also been an important trigger for the residential areas around the Baghdad Street. The findings of the study are assessed in two specific sub-region examples that are identified. One of these subregions, within the borders of Erenköy Mahallesi, remains between Cadde and Railway in the north of the Baghdad Street, while the other is within the borders of Fenerbahçe Mahallesi in the south of the street, remaining between the Baghdad Street and the Kadıköy-Bostancı coastal road (Kalamış Street) and two residential areas with a size of approximately 15,000 m2. These subregions have been evaluated and evaluated in the context of the urban transformation process in the framework of the reorganization of the site.