This new apartment in central Tel Aviv sits in a boutique building by Gidi Bar Orian, one of the newer options among our current apartments for sale in Tel Aviv. The three-room layout spans approximately 86 sqm of interior space plus a 13 sqm balcony, close to 99 sqm combined, with floor-to-ceiling windows that fill the living area with natural light throughout the day. A Mamad safe room and two bathrooms are built in, and the apartment sits on the second floor with elevator access, so getting in and out is never a hassle. The master suite is generously sized and separated from the rest of the living space, giving it a genuinely private feel rather than just being another bedroom off the hallway.
The building has already received Form 4, meaning it’s fully approved for occupancy and ready to move into right away, not a project still waiting on permits. Robotic parking comes with the unit, an uncommon feature this central in the city, and the finishes throughout are a step above what’s typical for new construction at this price point. The location on Bar Kochba Street puts Dizengoff Square, Bograshov Street, and the beach all within easy walking distance, so daily errands, restaurants, and the sea are all a short walk rather than a drive. For buyers who want a turnkey option, our complete guide to buying property in Israel covers what to expect from offer to key handover.
Highlights:
- Brand-new boutique building by Gidi Bar Orian, Form 4 received and ready for immediate occupancy
- 3-room layout with approximately 86 sqm interior plus a 13 sqm balcony
- Luxurious master suite, separated from the main living space
- MAMAD safe room — see our MAMAD guide for what this means day to day
- Robotic parking included
- 2 bathrooms and elevator access from the second floor
Neighborhood: City Center
City Center is Tel Aviv’s downtown core, where Bauhaus buildings, sidewalk cafés, and constant foot traffic define the day-to-day feel. Ben Yehuda Street and Ibn Gabirol Street cut through the area with shops and restaurants that stay busy well into the evening, and Rabin Square sits just north as one of the city’s main civic gathering spaces. The neighborhood’s density means almost everything is reachable on foot, from grocery shopping to nightlife, without needing a car at any point during the week. It’s a trade-off some buyers love and others find too busy, which is worth thinking through before committing to the area. Our guide on City Center Tel Aviv covers the practical side of daily life here, and our roundup of five Tel Aviv neighborhoods every buyer should know is useful if you’re still weighing City Center against other areas.
