Divided into three zones (aleph, beth, guimel) Ramat Aviv could have been a city in its own right, as its expansion has been dynamic in recent years. This northern district of Tel Aviv is still very coveted for its proximity to the university among other things, but it is its upscale real estate aspect that makes it a selective sector where exceptional properties rub shoulders with still relatively affordable housing. Living in Ramat Avivis also living in Tel Aviv, having the advantages without the disadvantages of the noisy and hectic city center. Located north of Park Hayarkon and not far from Namal, this privileged place has its own ecosystem with several parks scattered throughout the neighborhood and along the banks of the river, where it is good to walk or aboard the boats. available to walkers. But it's at the Ramat Aviv Mall on Einstein Street, a luxury shopping mecca with around 140 stores, including the first Apple store in Israel, that locals and visitors alike find themselves in the country's most luxurious mall, located at not far from Tel Aviv University. Famous places have also made their home in Ramat Aviv, and many tourists travel the area to visit the Yitzhak Rabin Center, the Palmach Museum, the Eretz Israel Museum and the Museum of the Jewish People. So to meet a limited but constant demand, real estate projects, like those offered in the Gush Hagadol / Nofei Yam district, with their prestigious towers offering penthouses and duplexes, come together alongside the superb villas, cottages and luxury buildings, which make all the charm of this district, much sought after by families, for its greenery and tranquility. Acquiring an apartment in Ramat Aviv remains aimed at a wealthy clientele, who love Tel Aviv as much as their neighbors living in Dizengoff or Sheinkin, but who prioritize a quieter and more selective environment.

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