The previous name of Beylikduzu was known as the garden. Although there have been many civilizations in the town recently, the traces of the Greeks are especially noticeable until 1924. The Greeks who resided here were subjected to population changes with the Turks in Greece after the War of Independence. The Turks who live here are mostly engaged in agriculture, livestock and fishing. On the separation of the Greeks in the region, a different name is given here.
The region has received the name Kavakli because of the poplar trees that grow abundantly under the influence of the climate. Beylikduzu is located in the west of Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey. Beylikduzu, which was made into a district by the regulations in 2008, was created largely by the compilation of the municipalities in the town of Greaterkmece district. For this reason, in the south and west of the district where a disconnected structure stands out, Marmara Sea; in the northwest of the Metropolitan; in the north of Esenyurt; in the east is the district of Hunters, the northern part of Beylikduzu is surrounded by the E-5 Highway.