Ben Yehuda apartments in Tel Aviv don’t come to market often, and this brand-new 3-room in the heart of the City Center is exactly the kind of home international buyers are searching for. Located on the 3rd floor of a newly built boutique building, the apartment spans 74 sqm of interior space plus two private balconies totalling 15 sqm — 89 sqm in all. The layout is efficient and bright, with contemporary finishes throughout, and every room benefits from natural light. A MAMAD safe room is included, as required in all new Israeli construction.
The location places you steps from Trumpeldor Street and the best of what Tel Aviv has to offer. Ben Yehuda apartments Tel Aviv in this category — new build, MAMAD, dual balconies — are a genuine rarity at this price point. Whether you’re relocating, investing, or buying as a foreigner, this flat is ready to move into with no renovation required. Ronkin works with trusted legal and financial partners and can walk you through every stage of the buying process in Tel Aviv. For context on where the market sits right now, see our Tel Aviv market trends 2026 overview.
Highlights
- 3-room apartment, 3rd floor, new building
- 74 sqm interior + two balconies (15 sqm combined) = 89 sqm total
- MAMAD safe room included
- New from contractor — no renovation needed
- Two private balconies
- No parking (street parking available nearby)
- Steps from Trumpeldor, Ben Yehuda Street corridor
Neighborhood: City Center
The City Center is Tel Aviv’s urban core — dense, walkable, and constantly alive. Ben Yehuda Street runs through it as a key north-south artery, connecting the seafront to Dizengoff Square and the wider city grid. International buyers are drawn here for exactly this: immediate access to restaurants, supermarkets, cafés, gyms and public transport, with the beach no more than ten minutes on foot. The area attracts a cosmopolitan mix of long-term residents, corporate tenants and returning Israelis, which keeps rental demand consistently strong. City Center properties hold their value well, and new-build inventory in this corridor is genuinely scarce — most stock is older, so a new building with a MAMAD stands out sharply in the market.
