Mitzpe Kalaniyot: 74 units in six buildings, in a neighbourhood of 3,500 homes

When a buyer compares two apartments in the same neighbourhood at the same price, the meaningful difference between them is usually not the finishes. It is the number of apartments sharing the floor, the lift and the bin room.

Mitzpe Kalaniyot at Givat HaKalaniyot in Kiryat Ata is built around that figure: 74 housing units in six buildings, two apartments per floor. The architects are Schwartz Besnosoff.

Project data

Dividing 74 units across six buildings gives an average of roughly 12.3 units per building — a building with a small resident count by the standards of a new neighbourhood. That says nothing about construction quality; it says something about how many people share the common property.

The setting: a neighbourhood the size of a small town

Givat HaKalaniyot is a new neighbourhood in north-east Kiryat Ata. According to a January 2026 review by Nadlan Center, the neighbourhood is expected to house around 13,000 residents in roughly 3,500 housing units.

The article lists six developers active in the neighbourhood, and Tawfik Zidan Ltd appears among them. More on the local market and what those figures mean is in the article on Givat HaKalaniyot.

The price of a specific apartment is given in writing at a meeting and is not published on the site.

What to check here, as in any project under construction

1. The security — which of the five is provided, and under what linkage mechanism. See the article on securing a buyer's funds.
2. The payment stages — contractual, or governed by the statutory rates. See the article on the payment schedule.
3. The areas — the apartment's area under the measurement rules, with additional areas on separate lines. See the article on apartment area.
4. Parking — the number of spaces per apartment and how they are attached, as set out in the specification and the drawings.

Where to see the project

The apartments, renders and map are on the Mitzpe Kalaniyot page. The site's planning calculators are on the tools page, and the full specification is available through the contact page.