Real Estate Agency in Tzahala

Tzahala was the first neighborhood established as part of the housing projects for career soldiers, through the army’s housing administration. Because it was the first neighborhood for senior army officers, its inauguration in 1951 was attended by Prime Minister and Defense Minister David Ben Gurion and Chief of Staff Yigael Yadin, who also came up with the name “Tzahala,” after Tzahal, the IDF. In 1952 the neighborhood was annexed to Tel Aviv.

The original construction included about 500 single story ground level homes, of 60 to 124 sqm, on half dunam lots, most of them single family homes. Over the years most of the homes were expanded and upgraded, and many were replaced with modern villas. Even today, 94% of the buildings in the neighborhood are one or two stories.

According to reports, over the years Tzahala was home to Moshe Dayan, Yitzhak Rabin, Ariel Sharon and Chaim Herzog. Today it is home to some of the country’s top business figures, and is considered one of the wealthiest and most prestigious neighborhoods in Israel. It is bordered by HaMishtala to the north, Moshe Sneh Street to the west, Dvora HaNevia Street to the south and Neve Sharet to the east, and its main street is Tzahal Street.

Tzahala was built with almost no commerce, on purpose. The shopping center at 71 Tzahal Street includes a supermarket, a bank branch and cafés, with a few more neighborhood businesses around it. In Ganei Tzahala, north of Tzahal Street, there is a small center on Avuka Street with a grocery store, a café and two shops.

For bigger shopping trips, Ramat Aviv Mall, Azrieli Center and Big Fashion Glilot with Cinema City are a short drive away, and Kiryat Atidim, with Atidim Tower and Raphael Hospital, is just to the east.

The homes on the northeastern edge of Tzahala border the open spaces of Ramat HaSharon, and to the south stretches Yarkon Park, 3,750 dunams of lawns, paths and lakes, which begins at the employment zone of neighboring Ramat HaHayal.

To the west, across the Ayalon Highway, is Ramat Aviv’s museum complex: the Eretz Israel Museum at 2 Haim Levanon Street and the Palmach Museum at 10 Haim Levanon Street. And on the western border of the neighborhood, along Moshe Sneh Street, lies the Kiryat Shaul Military Cemetery, founded in 1951.

In a neighborhood where fewer than 15 deals close each year, every deal is a story of its own: a half dunam lot versus a one dunam lot, an original house versus a new villa, unused building rights, and a border with open space that changes the value.

RS Nadlan has worked in North Tel Aviv since 2015, guides deals in the city’s villa neighborhoods and holds a quality database of buyers and unadvertised properties. We work with complete discretion, from the first meeting to the handing over of the keys.

Anyone looking for a broker in Tzahala needs someone who knows how to read a lot: half a dunam versus a larger lot, an original single story house versus a new villa, and building rights not yet used. Real estate brokerage in Tzahala with us covers the sale and purchase of private homes and luxury properties, a valuation based on the few deals recorded in the neighborhood, and pricing that also takes registration delays into account.

For anyone planning a home sale in Tzahala, we offer exclusive brokerage with a discreet marketing plan, and sometimes a quiet sale as an Off Market property, approaching buyers from our database directly. For buyers, we find villas and homes for sale in Tzahala, and recommend starting with the guide to buying a private home in Tzahala. We also work as a real estate agency in Ramat HaSharon, whose open spaces border the neighborhood.