Çiftçi Towers is a mixed-use complex of two skyscrapers in the Gayrettepe neighborhood of the Beşiktaş district in Istanbul, Turkey.

The towers location atop a hill provides vast if controversial views of the Bosphorus, Beşiktaş and other surrounding areas.

Upon inspection, employees of the Beşiktaş Municipality determined that an additional 3,000 m2 of usage area was created on the roofs of the two towers.

After the death of Tahsin Çiftçi, the founder of the development group, in 2000, a protracted legal process began among his heirs.

Various foreclosure and enforcement lawsuits were also filed for real estates such as Ragıp Paşa Mansion, villas in Yeniköy and Polat Çiftçi Tower in Şişli.