The new stars of high-rise construction in Israel: 6 of the 10 tallest towers in Israel in the coming years will be built in Ramat Gan and Givatayim.
According to data from CTBHU - the World Council for Skyscrapers and Urban Construction, which also publishes data on Israel, it was found that Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan are the highest cities in the country in recent years due to accelerated construction, both in terms of building starts and towers.
An interesting fact in the future is that Ramat Gan and Givatayim bypass Tel Aviv when looking at the ten tallest towers in Israel that will be built here in the coming years.
The Israeli Forum for Skyscrapers and Urban Construction (CTBUH ISRAEL) found in an annual data segmentation that in 2021 Tel Aviv is leading the construction starts of towers over 21 floors with 475 apartments.
Ramat Gan is in second place with 122 and Rishon Lezion is third with 81.
Along Ayalon
Data from the CBS 'high-rise construction starts show that in the last decade Ramat Gan has been in fifth place in high-rise construction starts with about 4,000 construction starts for high-rise apartments.
9 of the ten tallest towers in Israel are part of the skyline of two Ayalon lanes between the stock exchange area in Ramat Gan - the Yigal Alon axis and the northern suburb of Tel Aviv. - In the BBC area in Bnei Brak.
ToHa Tower will rise to a height of 298 meters, Photo: Imaging: Viewpoint
Two of the main and tallest towers being built these days belong to the EXCHANGE RAMAT GAN project, a mixed-use project of employment, commerce and housing at the entrance to the stock exchange and near the Elite complex, which the companies Azorim and Migdal Insurance are building.
The towers will rise to 220 meters.
The first residential tower will have 55 floors.
For the first time in Israel, real skyscrapers will be built here (according to the definition of the World Organization, these are towers over 300 meters).
The new skyscrapers: Azrieli's Spiral Tower, Givatayim Code and ToHa 2 Tower.
Crowded to a height
Of the ten said towers 8 are currently in advanced construction and will be inhabited in the next two to 5 years.
They will change the business center of Gush Dan and affect the prices of apartments located near the employment centers, which will become more sought-after and attractive.
During the period when they will be inhabited, the light rail will also start operating on the red route, which will pass near most of the new towers.
Architect Gil Shenhav, chairman of the Israeli Forum for Skyscrapers and Urban Construction (CTBUH ISRAEL) noted that “Planning authorities in Israel understand that areas of demand are becoming increasingly crowded, given the lack of massive construction starts and vacant land.
As an effective solution, they are promoting construction to heights. "
Gil Gurevitch, VP of Marketing for Azorim, who is currently setting up the EXCHANGE RAMAT GAN project: "In the last two years, Ramat Gan has become the best alternative for living outside Tel Aviv due to its immediate proximity to business areas and major entertainment and leisure centers.
"The high demand for housing in the city, together with the price differences between the two cities, will also fuel supply and make Ramat Gan one of the leading cities in construction starts in the most prominent demand areas in general and in Gush Dan in particular."
According to him, the demand for new apartments in the heart of demand areas along with a minority in construction starts are bringing planners and authorities to crowd construction to the heights and promote the construction of new towers using guarantees in the stock exchange complex, at the western entrance of Ramat Gan and along the light rail axis.
Oded Seter, VP of Finance, Investments and Business Development in the training of the community: "The Seven Stars Tower, currently located in the heart of the BBC complex, is expected to be the tallest and most prominent in the complex. Its design, prominence, branding and height Offices in the area. "
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