The young family neighborhood of the north of the city: new buildings with a pool and parking, an innovative high school, a shopping center right downstairs and suburban quiet
RS Nadlan is a real estate marketing and brokerage company working in Tel Aviv, Ramat HaSharon, Herzliya, Ra’anana and Kfar Saba, specializing in the neighborhoods of North Tel Aviv. Our offices are in Ramat Aviv Gimel. North Tel Baruch, north of Keren Kayemet Boulevard, is one of the most sought after neighborhoods in the north of the city for families with children: modern buildings of 4 to 8 stories, many of them with a pool, a gym, parking and a storage room, an elementary school and a six year high school inside the neighborhood, and a neighborhood shopping center. We know the buildings and the deals that have closed in the neighborhood, and we guide buyers and sellers all the way to the exact right property, including Off Market properties that are not advertised on listing sites.
Construction of North Tel Baruch began in the late 1990s, on the land north of old Tel Baruch. Unlike its southern neighbor, a villa neighborhood on large lots, more than 70% of the construction in North Tel Baruch is dense apartment construction of 4 to 8 stories, and the rest is villas. According to Calcalist, the neighborhood has about 1,700 housing units.
The neighborhood borders Kfar HaYarok and the Kiryat Shaul cemetery to the north, Moshe Sneh Street to the east, the Ayalon Highway to the west and Keren Kayemet Boulevard to the south. Its main streets are Aharon Becker, Hanna Rovina, Alexander Penn, Stefan Zweig and Yaakov Meridor, and its character is suburban: quiet streets, parks and buildings surrounded by gardens.
According to Tel Aviv Online, over the past decade North Tel Baruch has become one of the most sought after neighborhoods in the north of the city for families with children. Mayor Ron Huldai and his family also live here.
Education is one of the main reasons families choose the neighborhood: an elementary school and a new six year high school inside the neighborhood, and one of the most advanced educational campuses in the city.
10 Aharon Becker Street. About 458 students.
7 Stefan Zweig Street. Opened in September 2020, and its permanent building came into use in September 2021.
Shamir runs an Olympic sports class, the first of its kind in Israel, supported by the Olympic Committee, a class for gifted students, a global leadership track and special education classes.
The high school building, designed by architect Ilan Lekner, rises five stories in a spiral around a central courtyard, with 42 classrooms plus 6 special education classrooms on a 7.5 dunam lot. Its construction cost reached ₪107 million.
Life in the neighborhood revolves around the schools, the parks and the shopping center. Many of the buildings in the neighborhood include a pool, a gym and a sauna, so some of the leisure is right at home.
At 10 Aharon Becker Street, next to the Naomi Shemer School.
A gym inside the G Mikado center, at 8 Aharon Becker Street.
Yarkon Park, about 3,750 dunams, and Tel Baruch Beach with its water sports center at 34 Yitzhak Artzi are a short drive away.
Just to the north, in Neve Gan in Ramat HaSharon, a project of 13 buildings and 380 apartments by Tzemach Hammerman and ICR is being built, marketed as adjacent to North Tel Baruch.
The commercial heart of the neighborhood is G Mikado, formerly the Mikado Center, at 8 Aharon Becker Street: a neighborhood center of about 6,700 sqm with 56 tenants and 130 parking spaces, owned by G City. It is open Sunday to Thursday 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM and Friday 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and serves North Tel Baruch and the neighboring neighborhoods.
The center has a supermarket, cafés, a pastry shop, an ice cream parlor, a fish shop, a fruit and vegetable store, a gym, toy and fashion shops, a hair salon and service shops.
The anchor supermarket of G Mikado.
8 Aharon Becker. A neighborhood café and a well known meeting spot in the neighborhood.
At the G Mikado center.
Cakes and pastries at the G Mikado center.
An ice cream parlor at the G Mikado center.
A fresh fish shop.
Fruit and vegetables at the center.
A bookstore at the G Mikado center.
A gym at the center.
The Keren Kayemet interchange connects the neighborhood to the Ayalon Highway, and Route 5, with the Glilot, Kfar HaYarok and Morasha interchanges, leads to the Coastal Highway and Route 4.
Tel Aviv University station, opened in 2000, is on the Ayalon Highway, a short drive to the south.
The Green Line, with a branch to Ramat HaHayal and a branch to Herzliya via the university and Glilot, is expected to open in stages between 2028 and 2030. The M1 metro line is expected to open in part in 2034.
According to Nadlan Shark (May 2026), the average price in North Tel Baruch stands at about ₪45,500 per sqm, with an annual increase of 4.2% and 38 deals in the recent period, with an average size of 96 sqm. Deals from December 2024 to February 2026 ranged from ₪3.4 to ₪8.25 million, for apartments of 68 to 126 sqm. According to Bizportal, 993 deals have been recorded in the neighborhood in total, and the median price stands at ₪3.94 million.
Among the listings on Hanna Rovina Street (August 2025), a 5 room apartment of 126 sqm was offered for ₪5.99 million, an apartment of 114 sqm for ₪5.3 million and an apartment of 110 sqm for ₪4.8 million. Many buildings in the neighborhood include a pool, a gym, a sauna, a safe room, parking and a storage room, and the rental yield is estimated at about 2.75%.
The properties for sale in North Tel Baruch are mostly resale apartments in relatively young buildings, from 68 to 126 sqm, and in many buildings the apartment comes with parking and a storage room, and sometimes a pool as well. A family apartment in North Tel Baruch is usually close to the Naomi Shemer School and Shamir high school. For those who prefer to rent, there are also apartments for rent in North Tel Baruch, and for those who are selling, it is worth starting with a home valuation in North Tel Baruch.
Data sources: Nadlan Shark (May 2026), Bizportal, dirobot, Tel Aviv Online (August 2024, August 2025), Globes (December 2021), Calcalist (2019), Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality (Statistical Yearbook 2024). The figures do not replace a valuation of a specific property.
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In North Tel Baruch, apartments of the same size can differ by hundreds of thousands of shekels: a building with or without a pool, a high floor with an open view or a low floor facing another building, the walking distance to school, and the number of parking spaces.
RS Nadlan has worked in North Tel Aviv since 2015, knows the buildings in the neighborhood and the deals that have closed in them, 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.
Anyone looking for a broker in North Tel Baruch needs someone who knows the difference between a building with a pool and a gym and a building with no facilities on the same street, and who knows how to price a floor, a view and parking spaces based on real deals. Our real estate brokerage in North Tel Baruch covers sales, purchases and rentals, valuations based on deals, and marketing apartments in North Tel Baruch to families looking for 4 and 5 rooms near the schools.
For anyone planning the sale of an apartment in North Tel Baruch, we offer exclusive brokerage with an organized marketing plan and targeted exposure to our buyer database, including a discreet sale as an Off Market property. For buyers, we find resale apartments for sale in North Tel Baruch, and for anyone looking for a villa on a large lot, we also work as a real estate agency in Tel Baruch, the older neighborhood to the south.
According to Nadlan Shark (May 2026), the average price is about ₪45,500 per sqm, and recent deals ranged from ₪3.4 to ₪8.25 million. Apartments of 4 to 5 rooms on Hanna Rovina Street were offered at ₪4.8 to ₪5.99 million (August 2025).
North Tel Baruch, north of Keren Kayemet Boulevard, was built from the late 1990s on, and most of its construction is apartment buildings of 4 to 8 stories. Old Tel Baruch, south of Keren Kayemet Boulevard, was founded in 1947 and is a villa neighborhood on large lots.
The Naomi Shemer elementary school at 10 Aharon Becker Street, and Ironi Lamed Dalet, the Yitzhak Shamir six year high school, at 7 Stefan Zweig Street, with an Olympic sports class, a class for gifted students and a global leadership track.
A considerable share of the buildings in the neighborhood have a pool, a gym and a sauna, alongside a safe room, parking and a storage room. In each building it is worth checking the building committee fees and the condition of the facilities.
The offices of RS Nadlan are at Kashani 3G, Ramat Aviv Gimel, Tel Aviv. Visits by appointment only. You can leave your details in the form at the bottom of the page, and a real estate advisor will get back to you for an introductory call and further details.
Choose someone who knows the buildings themselves, from Aharon Becker to Yaakov Meridor, and knows what a pool, a high floor or an extra parking space is worth. Ask for pricing based on real deals in the neighborhood, a written marketing plan for the exclusivity period, a transparent commission agreed in advance, and a valid license (how to check a broker’s license). A good real estate agency in North Tel Baruch will also know the building committee fees and the condition of the facilities in each building.
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