Our Favorite Restaurants in Tel Aviv for Summer 2022
New Tel Aviv Restaurants not to miss. Tel Aviv restaurants, like all cities around the world, have had a hard couple of years. However, a […]Read more
New Tel Aviv Restaurants not to miss. Tel Aviv restaurants, like all cities around the world, have had a hard couple of years. However, a […]Read more
Metro systems are an essential part of any world-class city, with the first one being built in 1863 in London. The benefits of a rapid […]Read more
“TAMA 38” began life as a national outline plan for reinforcing structures against earthquakes by granting increased building rights and shortening bureaucratic procedures for obtaining […]Read more
he Tel Aviv real estate market has been the subject of numerous news articles as of late, showing impressive growth in pricing, demand, and mortgage […]Read more
We would like to expand the notion that the Tel Aviv Real Estate Market is behaving more and more like the Commodities Market.
Backwardation takes […]Read more
The Carmel Market is one of Tel Aviv’s most famous landmarks and tourist destinations, and will soon see a new and improved version of itself gracing the city’s main street. This week the Tel Aviv municipality announced its full renovation with an additional 320 apartments to be built on the surrounding streets. Read more
According to an article published in the Independent, Tel Aviv ranks third in the world as the destination of choice for high net worth individuals. The report points out the exit of many European cities of such individuals, with Tel Aviv attracting more than 2,000 over the past year.Read more
Despite Tel Aviv having been founded in 1909 and merging with neighboring Jaffa in 1948, the city has never formulated an urban masterplan, that is, until today. Last month saw Tel Aviv-Jaffa mayor Ron Huldai sign the TA-5000 plan, creating a unified vision for the city thru 2025. Read more
Despite the Finance Minister Kahlon’s policies designed to slow the rate of appreciation in Israel’s real estate market, prices continued to rise according to the most recent government report. Tel Aviv prices are up 17% from 2015Read more
Despite the Finance Minister Kahlon’s policies designed to slow the rate of appreciation in Israel’s real estate market, prices continued to rise according to the most recent government report. Tel Aviv prices are up 17% from 2015Read more