The project map: 31 projects, three fields, 1,868 published units
A portfolio can be read as a list, or read as a map. The map says something else: not what was built, but where they went back again and again, and what that means.
A project list is a marketing document. A project map is something else: it shows repetition. A company that built five projects in the same neighbourhood passed the same committee, the same infrastructure and the same registrar five times there — and that is not a figure anyone can invent.
The structure: three fields, 31 projects
The portfolio by field
- Residential
- 21 projects
- Public buildings
- 9 projects
- Urban renewal
- One project — pinui-binui, HaYotam Street, Haifa
- Total
- 31 projects
The number that can be computed: 1,868 units
Of the 21 residential projects, 19 publish a housing-unit count. The sum of the published figures is 1,868 housing units:
| Project | Location | Units |
|---|---|---|
| Mordot Tzfoniyim | Nof HaGalil | 276 |
| BeTzavta Harish | Or HaMizrach, Harish | 233 |
| Dira LeHaskir | Nof HaGalil | 226 (177 long-term rental + 49 open market) |
| HaRova | Haifa | 198 |
| Psagot Modi'in and Psagot Nofim | Modi'in | 120 |
| Lev Ako | North Kerem, Akko | 102 |
| Ra'anana project | Neve Zemer, Ra'anana | 89 |
| Rosh Ha'ayin, Buyer's Price | South-east Rosh Ha'ayin | 89 |
| Mitzpe Kalaniyot | Givat HaKalaniyot, Kiryat Ata | 74 |
| Psagat Omanim and Neve Yisrael | Kiryat Motzkin | 70 |
| Afeka | Rosh Ha'ayin | 63 |
| Neot Tavor | Tavor area | 60 |
| Zidan Tower | HaGalil quarter, Nazareth | 56 |
| Galil View | HaGalil quarter, Nazareth | 55 |
| Zidan Two | HaGalil quarter, Nazareth | 38 |
| Migdalei HaGalil | HaGalil quarter, Nazareth | 38 |
| Kidmat Afek | Psagat Afek, Rosh Ha'ayin | 33 |
| Pastoralia | Ashdot Yaakov, Jordan Valley | 28 |
| Trio BaEmek | Kiryat Rabin, Migdal HaEmek | 20 |
The repetitions: where they built more than once
This is the part a list hides and a map shows:
- HaGalil quarter, Nazareth — five projects: Zidan One, Zidan Two, Galil View, Migdalei HaGalil, and Zidan Tower (coming soon). Details in the article on the quarter.
- Nof HaGalil — two projects: Mordot Tzfoniyim (276 units, in planning) and Dira LeHaskir (226 units, occupied). Details in the article on Mordot Tzfoniyim and the article on Dira LeHaskir.
- Rosh Ha'ayin — three projects: Rosh Ha'ayin Buyer's Price (89), Afeka (63) and Kidmat Afek (33). Details in the article on Rosh Ha'ayin and the article on Kidmat Afek and Afeka.
- Haifa — two: HaRova (198, completed) and pinui-binui on HaYotam Street (coming soon). Details in the article on HaRova and the article on pinui-binui in Haifa.
- Ruppin Academic Center — two: the faculty of engineering and nursing, and the dormitories in the Hefer Valley (146 rooms). Details in the article on Ruppin and Jezreel Valley.
Nine public buildings, five categories
| Project | Location | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Sha'ar HaIr — the Afula municipality building | Afula | Under construction |
| Gliliot education campus | Nesher | Under construction |
| Ma'agan Michael school | Hof HaCarmel | Under construction |
| Tardion — commercial centre and office building | Tardion industrial park, Misgav | Under construction |
| Faculty of engineering and nursing | Ruppin Academic Center | Completed |
| Nursing building | Jezreel Valley College | Completed |
| Ruppin dormitories | Hefer Valley | Completed |
| Cultural hall | Yokneam | Completed |
| Ron Center for the Gifted | Rishon LeZion | Completed |
Five categories: education, academia, public administration, commerce and offices, and culture and learning. Details in the article on the public buildings.
The reach: Akko to Gan Yavne
The projects are spread across the country — Nazareth, Nof HaGalil, Kiryat Ata, Akko, Migdal HaEmek, Yokneam, Nesher, Haifa, Afula, Hof HaCarmel, Misgav, Harish, the Tavor area, Ashdot Yaakov, Kiryat Motzkin, the Hefer Valley, Ra'anana, Rosh Ha'ayin, Rishon LeZion, Modi'in, Gan Yavne. This is not a single-region company.
Before reading meaning into that reach, it is worth knowing what it is not: it is not a quality measure, and it promises nothing about any particular project. What it does say is that this is a body that has worked with several authorities, several committees and several kinds of client.
What to do with this map
- Spot a repetition — if the project that interests you sits where the company has already built, there is a history there you can check on the ground.
- Compare status — "completed" is a figure you can go and see. "In planning" and "coming soon" are statements about the future.
- Check the classification — contractor classification and registration are checked in public databases. Explained in the article on contractor classification and the article on vetting a contractor.
- Read the specific project's contract — a map is no substitute for a specification. Explained in the article on the sale contract.
The two projects in marketing are Mitzpe Kalaniyot in Kiryat Ata and Zidan Tower in Nazareth. All 31 projects can be seen on the projects page, and the company's background in the article on fifty years.
Questions and answers
How many projects does the company have?
31 — 21 residential, 9 public buildings and one in urban renewal.
How many housing units in total?
1,868 housing units in the sum of published figures, from the 19 residential projects that publish a unit count. Zidan One and Ma'arava in Gan Yavne publish no unit count and are not in the sum.
Where does the company have more than one project?
The HaGalil quarter in Nazareth (five), Rosh Ha'ayin (three), Nof HaGalil (two), Haifa (two) and Ruppin Academic Center (two).
Which is the largest project by units?
Mordot Tzfoniyim in Nof HaGalil — 276 housing units, status in planning.
What is in marketing now?
Mitzpe Kalaniyot in Kiryat Ata and Zidan Tower in Nazareth.
Which categories of public buildings?
Five: education, academia, public administration, commerce and offices, and culture and learning.
Updated 17.09.2026
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