Families moving to Tel Aviv
Families usually want three rooms or more in a renewed building with a safe room and parking, a quiet street, and schools, gardens and the park close by. The Old North, between the sea, Ibn Gabirol and the Yarkon, is where most of them start looking. North of the river, Ramat Aviv offers larger apartments on green streets beside Tel Aviv University, further from the center and from the beach.
A home for part of the year
Buyers who spend holidays and a few months a year in Tel Aviv often want character and walking distance to the beach, cafés and the market, more than a large home: a restored house or a boutique apartment in Neve Tzedek, a new building in Kerem HaTeimanim, or an apartment in Noga on the edge of Jaffa.
Sea views and a building with services
For a lock-up-and-leave home, a tower with a lobby, parking and a safe room is the easy choice: by the sea at Tel Aviv Port or Manshiya, or over the boulevard at the south end of Rothschild.
Character and history
High ceilings, original details and a building with a story: the White City’s Bauhaus streets of the City Center, the eclectic 1920s buildings of Nachalat Binyamin, and the restored buildings at the south end of Rothschild. In the south, Florentin keeps the 1930s buildings of the old workshop quarter, cheaper to buy and louder to live in. Conservation buildings come with their own rules for renovation, which your lawyer and architect should check.
A home you will let while you are away
If the home will be let when you are not there, think about who will manage it: tenants, maintenance, the building committee and bills. We manage homes for owners who live abroad.