Where can you find the best place to live in Tel Aviv?

Looking for the best of all worlds in Tel Aviv? Look no further than Neve Avivim. A charming neighborhood in one of the city's most appealing locations, it is also known for its celebrity lore.Today it boasts a boutique ambiance coupled with unparalleled accessibility, making it an ideal place to raise a family, host family and friends, or as a lucrative investment.

Location is key. Neve Avivim, situated in northern Tel Aviv, immediately brings to mind the legacies of Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres, who resided there and left an indelible mark on the neighborhood. Today, Neve Avivim stands out as a prime residential location – peaceful yet conveniently located near the bustling heart of Tel Aviv.

With unparalleled accessibility, the project is in close proximity to the neighborhood's country club, Ramat Aviv Mall, the upcoming Green Line light rail station, verdant parks, and local shopping centers. It also offers easy access to major thoroughfares such as the Ayalon routes and Namir Road.

In the heart of it all, the ME TLV project by the Ashli-Liran Group is currently underway, comprising three boutique buildings. Each building, rising to only nine floors each, features up to four apartments per floor, offering a diverse range of living spaces, including 3, 4, and 5-room apartments, penthouses, and garden residences – all designed to the highest standards with exceptional architectural flair. Apartments facing east overlook the tranquil Saburaim Street, while those facing west boast stunning sea views from higher floors. Construction is progressing swiftly.

Leading the project is the Ashli-Liran Group, helmed by Asher Alon and Roni Barik, with decades of experience in initiating and developing projects in the Tel Aviv and Sharon regions. Renowned for their expertise in urban renewal and construction, the group continues its success with the ME TLV project on Saburaim Street – a natural extension of their triumph with the ME TLV towers in the Neve Sharet neighborhood of Tel Aviv.

For more information: Ashli-Liran Group

This article was written in cooperation with Ashli-Liran Group