Lev Akko and Neot Tavor: two projects, two typologies, one region
Five buildings and 102 units in Akko, and sixty cottages in the Tavor area. One company, two models with nothing in common but the need to finish and hand over.
Two typologies could hardly be further apart: high-density construction in an urban neighbourhood, and ground-attached homes in a rural area. Both projects appear on the same list, and so they say something about delivery range.
Lev Akko
Lev Akko — the figures
- Location
- Tzfon HaKerem, Akko
- Buildings
- Five
- Housing units
- 102
- Average units per building
- About 20.4
- Status
- Completed
One hundred and two units in five buildings is high-density in the full sense: an average of about twenty units per building, large common property, and shared systems serving a substantial number of residents. What that figure means in practice — for building expenses and for each apartment's share — is explained in the article on common property and by-laws.
Neot Tavor
Neot Tavor — the figures
- Location
- Tavor area
- Housing units
- 60
- Typology
- Cottages
- Status
- Under construction
Sixty housing units in cottages is an entirely different project. The common property shrinks, the development grows in weight, and the systems become almost entirely private. The risk mix changes too: fewer lifts and pumps, more waterproofing, drainage and yard development.
What changes between the two, from a buyer's view
| Parameter | High-density (Lev Akko) | Ground-attached (Neot Tavor) |
|---|---|---|
| Common property | Large — lobby, lifts, car park, yard | Limited — mainly development and roads |
| Apartment's share | Small | Large |
| Building expenses | Divided among many residents | Almost entirely private |
| Main systems at risk | Lift, pumps, basement waterproofing | Waterproofing, drainage, yard development |
| Key inspection items | Waterproofing (4 yrs), piping (4), external cladding (7) | Waterproofing (4), yard development (3), piping (4) |
The full inspection-period schedule behind the last row is in the article on inspection and warranty periods.
The region
Akko and the Tavor area both belong to the company's northern spread, alongside Nazareth (five projects), Nof HaGalil (two), Kiryat Ata, Haifa (two), Migdal HaEmek, Kiryat Motzkin, Nesher, Afula, Yokneam and Misgav. The full spread is on the projects page and the project map.
Questions and answers
How many units are at Lev Akko?
102 housing units in five buildings, in the Tzfon HaKerem neighbourhood.
What is Neot Tavor?
A residential project of 60 housing units in cottages in the Tavor area, under construction.
Is Neot Tavor a public project?
No. Neot Tavor is a residential project — 60 units in cottages.
What is the practical difference between high-density and ground-attached?
The size of the common property, the apartment's share, how expenses are divided, and which systems carry risk — lifts and pumps versus waterproofing, drainage and yard development.
Where can all the company's projects be seen?
On the projects page and the project map on the site.
Sources
Updated 17.09.2026
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