Nordau Boulevard is the address for this new Tama 38 apartment in the Old North, part of a boutique residential building currently under construction. The building permit has already been issued, and the project is backed by bank guarantee, which removes much of the uncertainty that usually comes with buying into a Tama 38 project this early. The fifth-floor unit totals 83 square metres of interior space plus a 6-square-metre terrace, arranged as a 3-room layout that makes efficient use of every corner. Large windows and a straightforward room division give the apartment a sense of space that’s harder to find in older buildings on the same streets.
New construction inside an established neighbourhood is unusual in Tel Aviv, where most Tama 38 apartments in the Old North are still years from breaking ground. Here the permit is already in hand, which shortens the usual wait considerably. The apartment includes a MAMAD safe room and a building elevator, and the layout is designed for straightforward day-to-day living rather than a floor plan buyers need to work around. For a buyer weighing new construction against an older Old North apartment, the combination of an issued permit, bank-guaranteed construction, and a central Nordau Boulevard address isn’t something buyers usually get to see this early in a project’s timeline.
Highlights
- MAMAD safe room included (MAMAD guide)
- Building elevator
- Building permit already issued, with construction under bank guarantee
- Modern, boutique-scale Tama 38 project
- Private 6 sqm terrace
- Fifth-floor unit with an efficient, well-divided layout
Neighbourhood: Old North
This address sits just off Yehoshua Ben Nun Street, close to the Nordau light rail station, putting the beach, Ben Yehuda Street’s shops and cafés, and the rest of central Tel Aviv within easy reach without needing a car. The Old North has long been one of the city’s steadiest neighbourhoods for buyers who want established, tree-lined streets rather than the density of the city centre — our guide to Old North Tel Aviv covers what makes the area work for different kinds of buyers. For anyone comparing this project against other renewal buildings nearby, Ronkin’s guide to Tama 38 projects in Tel Aviv explains how they typically work from permit to handover, and the guide to buying off-plan in Tel Aviv covers what to check before signing on a project still under construction.
