A neighborhood that grew on the site of a transit camp, now renewing itself with towers facing open fields, and next to it Neve Reim, with streets of townhouses and gardens
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. Morasha is the fastest changing neighborhood in Ramat HaSharon: alongside the older homes, new residential towers are rising opposite open fields, and in neighboring Neve Reim there are streets of townhouses and gardens. Anyone buying or selling here needs to understand both the existing market and the new projects. We guide buyers and sellers in Morasha and Neve Reim, including Off Market properties that are not advertised.
In 1951 a transit camp (ma’abara) was set up opposite HaKfar HaYarok, taking in about 6,000 immigrants from Iraq, Persia and Yemen, four times the number of Ramat HaSharon’s residents at the time. Between 1953 and 1957 a permanent neighborhood was built in its place, and in the mid 1950s the transit camp was cleared. This is how Morasha was born.
The neighborhood lies in eastern Ramat HaSharon, east of Neve Magen, and open spaces surround it to the north, east and south. An industrial zone and a shopping center border it to the south, and the Morasha Interchange, where Route 4 meets Route 5, is right next to it.
From the start, ground level homes were built in the neighborhood alongside low rise apartment buildings. In 1998 Neve Reim was built next to it, a neighborhood of townhouses and ground level homes, and in recent years towers of up to 31 stories have been rising here as part of urban renewal projects.
The neighborhood that grew on the site of a transit camp that took in four times the population of the entire city, and is now renewing itself with towers facing open fields.Morasha, Ramat HaSharon
Morasha is home to a new elementary school, religious schools and an institution of higher education in music. Placement in middle school and high school follows the municipality’s registration zones, and it is worth confirming it with the education department before buying.
Named after the author Devorah Omer. A new school with 24 classes, next to the stadium, with most of its students from the neighborhood.
The girls’ school is at 5 Yehuda HaLevi Street, and the boys’ school at 29 Beit HaShoeva Street.
The Rimon School of Music, at 46 Shmuel HaNagid Street, one of the best known institutions in its field.
Morasha is also the sports hub of Ramat HaSharon: the municipal stadium, the Sharonit center and tennis courts are in the neighborhood or close by, alongside community centers, synagogues and community services.
The municipal stadium of Ramat HaSharon, named after Yaakov Grundman, is in the neighborhood.
A sports center with pools, a gym and classes, on Arlozorov Street.
Community centers, tennis courts, health clinics and synagogues are spread throughout the neighborhood.
A leading institution of higher education in music, which brings cultural life to the neighborhood.
The neighborhood has local shopping centers, and to the south, in the industrial zone, there is a large shopping center and cafés.
At the base of the Aura project in the Eilat Complex, about 2,700 sqm of retail space is planned, giving the new towers lively ground floors with cafés and shops.
Neve Reim Park is the green lung of the neighborhood, and another 11 dunam leisure park is planned next to the Ramot HaSharon project.
Open fields stretch to the east and south of the neighborhood, and some of the new apartments in the towers enjoy open views over them, a rarity in the Gush Dan area.
Morasha is one of the neighborhoods with the best access to the main roads in the Sharon region: a direct exit to Route 4 and Route 5, and a few minutes’ drive to Herzliya, Ra’anana and Tel Aviv.
Where Route 4 meets Route 5, right next to the neighborhood. It was built as a junction in 1968 and became an interchange in 1996.
Since 2022 the neighborhood has had a direct entrance from Route 4 and an exit to Route 5, as part of a broader project that includes a bus lane and a bridge.
Four stations are planned in Ramat HaSharon on the M1 metro line. The project is still in planning, and its timeline is long.
According to Israel Tax Authority deals compiled by Dirobot, apartments in Morasha sold in 2024 and 2025 in a range of about ₪30,000 to ₪40,000 per sqm. In September 2025 a 4 room, 82 sqm apartment on Hativat Alexandroni Street sold for ₪3.23 million, and in August 2025 a 5 room, 120 sqm apartment on HaChalutz Street sold for ₪3.7 million.
In a group sale in the Ramot HaSharon project, 30 apartments sold for ₪108.6 million, about ₪31,000 per sqm. In the Aura project in the Eilat Complex, 5 room apartments were offered from ₪4.36 million.
For anyone planning to sell or buy in the neighborhood, the right starting point is a property valuation in Morasha, based on real deals and on the features of the property.
Data sources: Dirobot based on the Israel Tax Authority (2023 to 2025), Merkaz HaNadlan, Bizportal, Globes, Calcalist (January 2026), ynet (2014), the Ramat HaSharon Municipality website, Wikipedia. The figures are for illustration only and do not constitute a valuation.
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Three markets operate side by side in Morasha: apartments in the older buildings, townhouses in Neve Reim and new apartments in the towers. Each is priced differently, and the right comparison is critical.
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 a new apartment with an open view and those looking for a townhouse with a garden, and we know how to present each of them with the right property.
Anyone looking for a broker in Morasha needs someone who knows the projects, the buildings and the latest deals. For those planning selling an apartment or townhouse in Morasha, 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 neighboring areas, such as Neve Magen, and as a real estate agency in Ramat HaSharon.
The neighborhood was built between 1953 and 1957, on the site of the transit camp set up in 1951, which took in about 6,000 immigrants.
A neighborhood built from 1998 next to Morasha, where most of the homes are ground level homes and townhouses.
Ramot HaSharon on HaChalutz Street, with 588 apartments in towers of 23 to 26 stories, and Aura in the Eilat Complex, with 687 apartments in six 19 story buildings.
Omer School, which opened in 2020 and has 24 classes. Placement in middle school and high school follows the municipality’s registration zones.
The Morasha Interchange, where Route 4 meets Route 5, is right next to the neighborhood, and since 2022 there has been a direct entrance from Route 4 and an exit to Route 5.
It is worth choosing someone who knows both the new projects and the established market, and who prices according to 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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