Real Estate Agency in HaMishtala

The neighborhood was built on the site of the former Tel Aviv municipal plant nursery (mishtala), hence its name. The plan was drawn up by architect Yaakov Yaar, winner of the 2007 Israel Prize for Architecture, whose firm also designed most of its buildings. The plan was approved in 1993, and the first residents arrived in 1998. Wikipedia describes it as a luxury neighborhood of high density residential construction.

HaMishtala is built on a hill about 700 meters in diameter and 1,600 meters around, encircled by Sasha Argov and Moshe Wilensky streets, and within it lies the highest point within the city’s municipal boundaries, about 70 meters above sea level. David Avidan Boulevard, closed to vehicles, runs along the western end of the hill, lined with buildings of about 7 stories. On the edges of the neighborhood there are buildings of 3 to about 7 stories, alongside two family ground level homes.

The streets are named after Israeli writers and composers: Sasha Argov, Moshe Wilensky, Levin Kipnis, Yaakov Shabtai, David Avidan, Max Brod, Eli Tavin and Mordechai Zeira. The neighborhood is bordered by Tzahala and Ganei Tzahala to the south, Moshe Sneh Road to the west, and the agricultural lands of Ramat HaSharon to the east and north.

HaMishtala is a distinctly residential neighborhood, and its commercial space is small and concentrated at the western end of David Avidan Boulevard. Opposite the neighborhood, across Moshe Sneh Road, is HaGanes restaurant at 199 Moshe Sneh, serving fish, meat and tapas, and at the same address, within Ramat HaSharon and at the entrance to the Kfar HaYarok complex, the Tesoro event hall and garden.

For the weekly shopping, residents head down to the Tzahala center at 71 Tzahal Street, in neighboring Tzahala, with a supermarket, a post office, an Otsar HaHayal bank branch and Bita café. At HaPil Junction, in neighboring North Tel Baruch, there is a Super Pharm at 280 Bnei Efraim. The neighborhood is also home to the Ahuzat Tzahala assisted living residence of Ahuzot Rubinstein, with 2 and 3 room apartments and penthouses.

In HaMishtala, the differences between apartments are measured in view and floor: an apartment with an open view of the fields or the sea, a rooftop duplex on Sasha Argov, or an apartment on David Avidan Boulevard. The new construction at the entrance to the neighborhood and the Recreation Strip to the east could change the picture, so it is important to understand what will be built in front of every window.

RS Nadlan has worked in North Tel Aviv since 2015, knows HaMishtala and neighboring Tzahala, and holds a unique property database, including properties that are not advertised on listing sites. We guide buyers and sellers from the first meeting to the handing over of the keys.

A broker in HaMishtala needs to price the view and the floor, not just the square meters: an apartment on the boulevard, an apartment on the edge of the hill with a view of the fields, a two family ground level home or a rooftop duplex. Real estate brokerage in HaMishtala with us covers sales, purchases and rentals, and a home valuation in HaMishtala based on real deals on Wilensky, Zeira and Levin Kipnis, in a market that has remained stable with a downward tendency. South of the neighborhood, we also work as a real estate agency in Tzahala.

When marketing apartments in HaMishtala, especially luxury apartments with an open view, we work with exclusive brokerage, a written marketing plan, presentation to buyers from our database and quiet marketing as an Off Market property, so that selling an apartment in HaMishtala happens at the right price. Anyone looking for apartments for sale in HaMishtala also gets a clear picture from us of what will be built at the entrance to the neighborhood and to its east.