Zidan Tower: the company's fifth project in the Galil neighbourhood of Nazareth

In a neighbourhood where dozens of developers each offer a single project, it matters who has already built there. Zidan Tower is the fifth project by Tawfik Zidan Ltd in the Galil neighbourhood of Nazareth — preceded by Zidan One, Zidan Two, Galil View and Migdalei HaGalil.

That sequence is a datum in itself rather than a marketing claim: it says the company has already passed every station in this neighbourhood — licensing, infrastructure connection, occupancy, registration — and more than once.

What the project is

56 apartments in two buildings.

The series in the neighbourhood

What that means for a buyer in practice

1. You can see the product. Buildings by the same company stand occupied in the neighbourhood. A buyer can walk over, look at facades after several years, and talk to residents. That test is unavailable for a company arriving in a neighbourhood for the first time.
2. The infrastructure is known. Electricity and water connections, coordination with the local authority and ground conditions are learned on the first project and pay off on the fifth.
3. The presence continues. A company with five projects in one neighbourhood is still there after handover — not as a favour, but because its next project is across the road.

What to check here, as in any project

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 specification — its four parts, especially the areas and the permitted deviation. See the article on the sale specification.
3. The payment schedule — contractual or governed by the statutory rates. See the article on the payment schedule.
4. The handover date — as a date, not as a function of an event. See the article on late handover.

The city it is built in

Nazareth is the largest Arab city in Israel, and the Galil neighbourhood is its planned expansion. Demand there arises from natural growth combined with a long history of slow plan approval — a market, in other words, where new supply arrives slowly. A project in such a neighbourhood is measured not only on its finishes but on the ability to complete and hand over.

Sign-up for the early list is on the Zidan Tower page, and all the company's projects on the projects page.