Israel Real Estate

With an investment of hundreds of millions of shekels, the Sufrin Group is advancing a major urban renewal project in the heart of Rishon LeZion - expected revenues: about half a billion shekels.

Effi Capital began building Effi Square, an 8-floor office and retail project in Ashkelon’s Ir HaYayin, amid a 39% rise in A-class office rents in the city over the past 4 years.

Living by the sea in central Israel is no longer a dream. At Sea&Park by Tzarfati Shimon Group, you can enjoy coastal views and a great location - all at a realistic price. It’s finally within reach.

When Jews from Great Neck and Kings Point bought 50 homes in Alma, Kiryat Ono, they built more than real estate - they sparked a historic bond, leading to a sister city pact with US towns.

Hachshara Insurance will issue a landmark tender for a major mixed-use complex in Ashdod, aiming to create an urban hub inspired by New York’s SoHo model.

Two years after opening, Acro sells its stake in THE GEORGE hotel in Tel Aviv’s Alpha Tower to Electra Group for NIS 113M. The deal is expected to generate a pre-tax profit of about NIS 25M.

Occupancy beginning Summer 2028.

Ram Aderet in Ariel offers ready-to-move-in apartments with reinforced safe rooms, while other projects face delays. CEO: “Personal security is now the top priority.”

The Kiryat Ono Municipality has issued Form 4 for 108 reinforced apartments in an Av-Gad project - including penthouses and garden apartments. Mayor: "We acted immediately to save lives."

The HaSavoraim 2–4 project in Tel Aviv shows how smart planning, strong relationships, and precise management can advance urban renewal efficiently - despite bureaucracy and without shortcuts.

Av-Gad received a permit for the “HaGeonim 6–8” project in Holon: demolishing 2 old buildings and building 90 new apartments with shelters, balconies, and a shared basement. Value: over NIS 155M.

Amid a market slowdown, Prashkovsky Group reports a rare sale: a preserved penthouse in Neve Tzedek sold for NIS 50 million. The firm balances historic preservation with broad urban renewal efforts.

The “HaRama” project in Katzrin is backed by Yesodot, Menora, and Ayalon, showing strong confidence in northern Israel. With 1,800 units and public areas, it’s expected to yield major returns

For the first time in Be'er Ya'akov, over 90% of Hatzav Street homeowners signed an urban renewal deal. Attorney Or Keren calls it a model for other city areas.

Think Tel Aviv has no surprises left? "Flora" in Grove Park offers new green living from NIS 2.85 million - a project designed to keep young people in the city.