This is where Ramat HaSharon began: homes from the 1920s and 1930s, new boutique buildings, old cypress trees, and Sokolov and Bialik within walking distance
RS Nadlan is a real estate marketing and brokerage company working in Tel Aviv, Ramat HaSharon, Herzliya, Ra’anana and Kfar Saba, and it guides deals in the neighborhoods of Ramat HaSharon. Our offices are in Ramat Aviv Gimel, a short drive from the neighborhood. The Alon quarter is the historic heart of the city: this is where the Ir Shalom moshava was founded in 1923, and from here all of Ramat HaSharon grew. Today it brings together older homes, new boutique buildings and renewal projects, so every property here calls for an understanding of both the history and the plans. We guide buyers and sellers in Alon, including Off Market properties that are not advertised.
In 1923 a group from Jaffa, led by Rabbi Yaakov Ben Shalom, founded the moshava of Ir Shalom. On November 3, 1923, a lottery of lots was held among 53 owners, for lots of 5 dunams each, and the moshava’s first branch of farming was tobacco. In 1932 the settlement took the name Ramat HaSharon.
The quarter lies in the north of the city, east of Sokolov, north of Hadar and south of Herzliya. It is named after Alon High School, which stands within it, and its streets include Bereshit, HaShfela, HaHagana, HaMitnachalim, HaTabak, HaPalmach, Yavne and Bialik Boulevard.
The neighborhood mixes ground level homes, low older buildings and new buildings. The Geulim compound, with 25 row houses from the 1920s, is an example of the change: a project of 180 apartments is being built in its place.
Here, on the land of Ir Shalom, the first tobacco of Ramat HaSharon was planted in 1923, and from here the whole city grew.The Alon quarter, the heart of the moshava
The neighborhood is home to the city’s first school and one of its two municipal high schools, so families enjoy long established schools within walking distance. Placement follows the municipality’s registration zones, and it is worth confirming it with the education department before buying.
65 Ussishkin Street. The first school in the settlement, founded in the late 1920s.
The municipal high school named after Yigal Allon, founded in 1984 and known for its arts tracks: film, theater and visual arts.
Placement in middle school follows the registration zones of the Ramat HaSharon Municipality.
The Alon quarter preserves the story of the moshava: its first buildings still stand here, alongside institutions that serve the whole city.
On HaPalmach Street. Built in 1924, it served as the first school, the first kindergarten and the office of the moshava committee. Since 1979 it has housed the Geological Museum.
Sports facilities and, in different years, also the municipal conservatory and the community center.
The city boulevard that runs through the quarter, with a promenade, cafés and restaurants.
The city’s main shopping street, on the western edge of the quarter.
Sokolov, the main shopping street of Ramat HaSharon, runs along the western edge of the quarter, and Bialik Boulevard crosses it: cafés, restaurants, boutique shops and services, within walking distance of every home.
The city plan concentrates new construction along the Sokolov axis, near the planned metro stations, so these streets are expected to grow even stronger in the coming years.
Because this is the oldest part of the city, many streets in the quarter are shaded by trees decades old: cypresses, eucalyptus and ficus trees, alongside the private gardens of the old houses.
Public gardens and playgrounds are scattered between the streets, and HaNetzach Park and the open spaces of the west of the city are a short drive away.
The Alon quarter lies between Ramat HaSharon and Herzliya: a short walk to Sokolov, and a short drive to North Tel Aviv and central Herzliya.
The city’s main axes run through the quarter. Sokolov continues south to North Tel Aviv and north to Herzliya.
City and intercity bus lines run along Sokolov, a short walk from the neighborhood.
Four stations are planned in Ramat HaSharon on the M1 metro line, including one on Sokolov, which is expected to open in the next decade.
Fewer deals are recorded in the Alon quarter than in the city’s larger neighborhoods, and the available data is scattered. In April 2025, apartments in the neighborhood were offered at about ₪3.47 to ₪6.2 million, about ₪33,700 to ₪47,700 per sqm. These are asking prices, and actual deals sometimes close below them.
Among the registered deals, a 4 room, 143 sqm apartment on HaPalmach Street sold in 2018 for ₪5.778 million, and a 150 sqm apartment on HaShfela Street, in a building from 2012, sold in 2020 for ₪4 million.
For anyone planning to sell or buy in the neighborhood, the right starting point is a property valuation in Alon, based on real deals and on the features of the property.
Data sources: ad.co.il (deals 2018 to 2020), Sharon Online (April 2025, asking prices), ynet, Calcalist, Avnei Moreshet, the Ramat HaSharon Municipality website, Wikipedia. The figures are for illustration only and do not constitute a valuation.
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* Images for illustration only (renderings).
In the Alon quarter, the value of a property depends on much more than its square meters: the building rights on the lot, the renewal plans for the street, the proximity to Sokolov and the future metro station, and sometimes the historic value of the house itself.
RS Nadlan has worked in North Tel Aviv and Ramat HaSharon since 2015, and guides deals in the city’s neighborhoods. We know the buyers looking for an apartment in a boutique building in the heart of the city, and those looking for an older house with potential, and we know how to present each of them with the right property.
Anyone looking for a broker in Alon needs someone who knows the streets, the plans and the latest deals. For anyone planning a property sale in Alon, we offer exclusive brokerage with a precise marketing plan, and for buyers we present apartments and homes for sale in Ramat HaSharon. We also work in the nearby neighborhoods, such as Hadar, and as a real estate agency in Ramat HaSharon.
In the north of Ramat HaSharon: east of Sokolov, north of Hadar and south of Herzliya.
After Alon High School, which stands within it, named after Yigal Allon and founded in 1984.
This is where the Ir Shalom moshava was founded in 1923, and from it Ramat HaSharon grew. Beit Rishonim on HaPalmach Street, from 1924, was the first school and the office of the moshava committee, and today it houses the Geological Museum.
Beit Hinuch Ussishkin, at 65 Ussishkin Street, the first school in the city. Placement follows the municipality’s registration zones.
Yes. The Nola project in the Geulim compound with 180 apartments, Lev Alon with 28 apartments, and TAMA 38 projects on HaTabak and HaMitnachalim Streets.
It is worth choosing someone who knows the streets, the building rights and the renewal plans, and knows how to price based on registered deals rather than asking prices. Ask for a written marketing plan, a transparent commission agreed in advance and a valid license (how to check a brokerage license). RS Nadlan’s offices are at Kashani 3G, Ramat Aviv Gimel, and visits are by appointment only.
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