Life in Israel · Tel Aviv
Six neighbourhoods.
One extraordinary city.
Tel Aviv is not one place. It is six or seven different cities layered on top of each other, each with its own character, its own pace, its own reason to love it.
The question every buyer asks is: which neighbourhood? It is the right question, and the answer depends entirely on who you are and how you want to live. The Old North is for people who want the beach at the end of their street. Neve Tzedek is for people who want beauty and history. Rothschild is for people who want to be at the centre of everything. Florentin is for people who want to feel the city's pulse. Ramat Aviv is for people who want space and quiet. Jaffa is for people who want something that cannot be found anywhere else.
The Old North
Where the sea meets the city
NIS 45,000–75,000/sqm
The Old North is Tel Aviv at its most iconic. Wide boulevards lined with Bauhaus buildings, the beach at the end of every street, the best cafés in the city. Gordon Beach, Frishman Beach, the promenade — all within walking distance. This is where international buyers most often fall in love with Tel Aviv.
Neve Tzedek
Tel Aviv's most beautiful village
NIS 50,000–85,000/sqm
The oldest neighbourhood in Tel Aviv, and arguably the most beautiful. Cobblestone streets, restored Ottoman-era houses, boutique galleries, and the Suzanne Dellal dance centre. Neve Tzedek has the feeling of a village that happens to be in the middle of a great city. Properties here are rare and fiercely held.
Rothschild Boulevard
The heart of the city
NIS 48,000–80,000/sqm
Rothschild is Tel Aviv's great boulevard — a tree-lined promenade of Bauhaus buildings, outdoor cafés, and the city's most important cultural institutions. The Habima Theatre, the Mann Auditorium, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art are all nearby. Living on Rothschild means living at the centre of everything.
Florentin
Creative, young, alive
NIS 28,000–42,000/sqm
Florentin is where Tel Aviv's creative class lives. Street art on every wall, independent restaurants, vinyl record shops, and a nightlife scene that starts late and ends later. It is rougher around the edges than Neve Tzedek, and that is precisely the point. Prices are lower, energy is higher.
Ramat Aviv
Quiet, green, prestigious
NIS 38,000–60,000/sqm
North of the city, Ramat Aviv is Tel Aviv's most prestigious residential neighbourhood. Wide streets, large apartments, proximity to Tel Aviv University and the Eretz Israel Museum. Families and established professionals. A different pace from the beach neighbourhoods — quieter, greener, more private.
Jaffa (Yafo)
Ancient and electric
NIS 30,000–55,000/sqm
The ancient port city that predates Tel Aviv by millennia. Jaffa is undergoing a remarkable transformation — old stone buildings converted into extraordinary apartments, a flea market that is one of the best in the world, galleries and restaurants in spaces that were warehouses a decade ago. The views of Tel Aviv from the Jaffa port are unforgettable.
Find your neighbourhood.
Bibian Group knows every street in every neighbourhood. Tell us how you want to live — we will find you the right place.