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The Jerusalem Post

Luxury residential towers with shopping promenade to rise in North Tel Aviv

 
 A rendering of the Einstein 33 project (photo credit: Hagag Group)
A rendering of the Einstein 33 project
(photo credit: Hagag Group)

The Einstein complex will feature luxury residential towers, a high-end shopping promenade, and a green light rail route, creating a sought-after real estate gem in North Tel Aviv.

The Hagag Group has announced the commencement of construction on the prestigious Einstein complex in North Tel Aviv. The complex will stretch from Einstein 33 to Einstein 35, featuring a luxurious shopping promenade between the residential buildings. Each building complex will consist of a tower—one reaching 30 stories and another 28 stories—alongside two lower-rise buildings standing at 14 stories each.

The projects were designed by renowned architect Professor Moshe Tzur, known for his work on exclusive developments. Future residents will live just a short walk away from upscale restaurants and quality cafes. Additionally, the light rail's green line is expected to run nearby, offering quick and convenient access to all parts of the city. In close proximity to the projects, there are also high-quality educational institutions, a wide range of sports and fitness facilities, and the beach just a short distance away. This blend of amenities makes Hagag Group’s projects a standout real estate gem in the area.

The projects will offer a variety of apartments, including 2, 3, and 4-room units, as well as stunning penthouses. The combination of smaller apartments with attractive pricing makes these developments highly desirable.

The launch of construction at the Einstein projects adds to the rapid expansion of the Hagag Group's activities in prime demand areas. The MOMA project in Florentin is nearing the completion of preparations for residents to move in over the coming months. The H-Infinity project, located at the corner of Ibn Gabirol and Zabotinsky streets, is in the final stages of structural work. Meanwhile, the Master Piece Bavli project is close to completing excavation and foundational works, and at the Young Tel Aviv-Jaffa project, excavation has concluded, and foundation work is set to begin.

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 Hagag brothers (credit: PR)
Hagag brothers (credit: PR)

The controlling owners of the Hagag Group, brothers Zahi and Ido Hagag, commented: "The Hagag Group's construction momentum is in full swing. Alongside the extensive building activity in Tel Aviv’s central demand areas, our recently completed partnership with Zim Real Estate in the field of urban renewal diversifies our operations as part of the group’s strategic plan for the coming years."

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