Distinctive apartments for sale in Ramat Aviv, north Tel Aviv
Ramat Aviv is in the north-west of Tel Aviv, north of the Yarkon. The first part, Ramat Aviv Alef, was built in the 1950s as planned public housing to a plan by Yitzhak Perlstein and Robert Bennett, and took its name from the Ramat Aviv hotel, which opened in 1951. The quarter then grew northwards: Neve Avivim (Ramat Aviv Bet), Ramat Aviv Gimel in the 1970s and 1980s, and New Ramat Aviv, west of Namir Road, completed in 2016.
Tel Aviv University, which dates from 1956, stands on its eastern side, with the Eretz Israel Museum, the Palmach Museum, the Rabin Center and Anu, the Museum of the Jewish People, around the campus. Ramat Aviv Mall is on the northern side of Ramat Aviv Alef, Yarkon Park lies across the river, and the streets between them are wide, green and residential.
- Homes for sale
- 4
- Asking price per m²
- ₪54,400–100,900
- Median asking price per m²
- ₪69,600
Asking prices, not transaction prices: computed from the 4 homes on this page with a published price and size. Offices, key-money flats and Private Collection listings are not included.
Actual sales
Whole-home sales reported to the Israel Tax Authority, 29.10.2024 to 29.10.2026
- Median price per m²
- ₪56,400
- Middle half of sales, per m²
- ₪49,600–61,600
- Sales
- 112
- Change since 2015
- +57%
New buildings, 2024 and 2025: 73 homes sold, 48% of the neighborhood's sales in those years, at a median ₪57,100 per m². Resale: ₪52,100 per m².
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The homes
In Ramat Aviv Alef, houses and blocks of up to four stories from the 1950s set back on lawns; in Neve Avivim and Ramat Aviv Gimel, higher blocks and towers from the 1960s to the 1980s; in New Ramat Aviv, apartment buildings only, finished in 2016. Four- and five-room apartments, garden apartments and penthouses in the towers are the usual stock. Some older blocks have been renewed and others are inside renewal plans, which the municipal file for the address will tell you.
What buyers look for
Space and quiet: four rooms or more, an elevator, parking and a safe room (ממ״ד), a school within walking distance, and green surroundings with the campus, the mall and Yarkon Park close by.
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What does a distinctive apartment in Ramat Aviv cost per m²?
Across the 4 homes for sale in Ramat Aviv that we list now with a published price and size, asking prices run from ₪54,400 to ₪100,900 per m², with a median of ₪69,600. These are asking prices, not transaction prices. The final price depends on the floor, the view, parking, the state of the building and the outdoor space; for a figure on a specific home, ask us for a valuation.
What did homes in Ramat Aviv actually sell for?
From the whole-home sales reported to the Israel Tax Authority between 29.10.2024 and 29.10.2026: a median of ₪56,400 per m² over 112 sales, the middle half between ₪49,600 and ₪61,600 per m². In 2015 the median was ₪34,000 (+57% since). A given home's price depends on its floor, view, condition and parking.
Is Tel Aviv University inside Ramat Aviv?
The main campus is on the quarter’s eastern side, across Chaim Levanon Street, together with the Eretz Israel Museum, Anu, the Palmach Museum and the Rabin Center. Student dormitories are in the north-east of Ramat Aviv itself.
What is the difference between Ramat Aviv Alef, Neve Avivim, Ramat Aviv Gimel and New Ramat Aviv?
Ramat Aviv Alef is the original 1950s part, between Einstein Street, Chaim Levanon Street and Namir Road: houses and low blocks. Neve Avivim is Ramat Aviv Bet, next to it. Ramat Aviv Gimel was built in the 1970s and 1980s, further north. New Ramat Aviv, west of Namir Road, was completed in 2016. The age of the buildings, the parking and the prices differ between them, so it is worth putting a listing that says only “Ramat Aviv” on the map.
How do you get from Ramat Aviv to central Tel Aviv?
Namir Road runs along the western edge towards the city center and the Ayalon, and buses run on all the main streets. The nearest train station is Tel Aviv University, on Rokach Boulevard between the lanes of the Ayalon highway, whose western entrance reaches the campus by a long stairway. The Green Line of the light rail is under construction with a planned University stop; the dates are set by the authorities, so check the current plan.
Are there new projects in Ramat Aviv near the mall and the university?
Yes. Most new building in Ramat Aviv is urban renewal, above all in Ramat Aviv Alef, where 1950s blocks are demolished and rebuilt as taller buildings close to the mall and the campus. Apartments in such projects are sometimes sold before building starts, so check how far the plan has gone, whether there is a permit and which bank guarantee you will receive under the Sale Law.
Can buyers from abroad buy here?
Yes, foreign residents can buy apartments in Tel Aviv-Yafo much as Israelis do. The main difference is purchase tax: a buyer who is not an Israeli resident usually pays it at the rates for an additional apartment, not the lower first-home rates. Check the figures with an Israeli real-estate lawyer before you sign; we work with buyers abroad through the search, the negotiation and the signing.
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