Amram Group

Amram Group is a leading real estate development company which has been active for more than 20 years (in various forms) in real estate development, property redevelopment and urban renewal in the city of Tel Aviv and its surroundings. The company’s executives have vast experience in locating and redeveloping properties with high redevelopment potential, rezoning, property management and development, planning and building residential projects and yielding properties. Over the years, the company has gained a vast reputation as an innovative and pioneering company which accelerated the renewed development of the area of south Tel Aviv, while restoring buildings and opening entertainment and culture venues.

Urban Renewal - Renewing Entire Areas

Over the past decade, the company has been focusing on urban renewal (Tama 38 and Pinui-Binui) and over these years it has initiated and built numerous successful projects to the satisfaction of its customers. Currently, Amram Group is at various stages of approvals, planning and execution of projects amounting to about 1,000 apartments, mainly in specific geographical areas such as the neighborhoods of Shapira and Neve Sha’anan in Tel Aviv, Central Ramat Gan and Tel Giborim in Holon. The company’s executives believe in a macro-strategic perspective that emphasizes real renewal of wide-spread areas, as opposed to limited renewal at the single building level. Such massive renewal leads to a true rejuvenation of the older neighborhoods and an increase in the living quality of all of the area’s residents.

Full Transparency Throughout the Entire Process

Amram Group’s customers benefit from high quality service which is provided to them by a reliable and professional company that meticulously meets its schedules and always remains available. The company provides full transparency to the customers, including, inter alia, a considerations table which is attached to the agreements that the company signs with the residents. This table details what consideration each of the project’s residents will receive, so that the residents have complete control throughout the entire project. This transparency is also expressed in the planning proceedings, which begin only after all of the building’s residents have been placed. This gradual process offers the residents planning flexibility in the selection of their apartments in the new building.

Multi-Disciplinary and Core Values

Amram Group’s growth and success stem, inter alia, from its human capital – an experienced, professional and multidisciplinary team, with expertise in a variety of real estate fields – finance, law, engineering, planning, construction, design, development and marketing. All of the team members work in full harmony thus maximizing and tapping into the full potential of each project. The work of this team is based on two major core values that the company champions – the location of the properties with high redevelopment potential and planning feasibility, and prioritizing the residents in all of the operations. The company sees the projects’ residents as journey partners and cooperates closely with them from the moment of meeting them and up to the population.

The Partners

Adv. David A. Amram, Chairperson and Cofounder -
David, who heads the company, has longstanding experience in executing complex and diverse real estate transactions. As a person with legal expertise, David has vast knowledge and experience both in the legal aspects of initiation and in aspects of planning and finance. As the chairperson of the company, David leads and implements Amram Group’s strategy, and is also responsible for the company’s business development. By education, he has an LL.B. and an M.A. in Dispute Resolution and Management and Negotiations from Bar Ilan University.
Jonathan Amram, Senior Partner, Head of Holdings and Income - Producing Real Estate - Jonathan is responsible for the company’s operation and human resources aspects. His creative and innovative thinking support the company’s growth and prosperity. By education he has a B.A., Business Administration and an M.A., Marketing and Communication from Tel Aviv University.
Shalom B. Moses, Tenant Relations Officer - As the responsible contact person for residents, serving as a listening ear to our many clients, Shalom is ensuring peace of mind and leveraging his rich experience in project support. From personal acquaintance to finalizing the deal, Shalom guides clients through every step of the process. In urban renewal projects, Shalom is responsible for resident coordination, appointing representation, and providing support throughout the negotiation process until project completion and key handover.
Israel Michaeli, VP Business Development - Israel has extensive experience in managing leading companies in the economy in various fields, and business development and process initiation.
Shir Aviv, Real Estate Appraisal - Responsible for analysis of economic, feasibility test transactions and accompanying the project at all stages.
Lee Ariel Chen - Office Manager - has extensive experience in the field of administrative management. Lee is responsible for the day-to-day management of the firm, managing the schedules of the company’s employees and ongoing coordination with the tenants
Shir Aviv, Real Estate Appraisal – Responsible for analysis of economic and feasibility test transactions.

Notable Projects

Har Tzion, Tel Aviv - a Pinui-Binui complex, on a total area of about two dunams, part of which is owned by the company, about 150 residential units are planned alongside commercial areas on the ground floor.
The Kibbutz Galuyot / Mesilat Yesharim Complex, Tel Aviv - A Pinui-Binui that covers an area of about three dunams. As part of the project, about 40 existing units will be demolished, and a new project will be built, including a mix of uses. It will feature two floors of commerce and employment, public areas, and about 150 residential units in a diverse layout. The project is in the stages of advancing through the planning process under the TA 5000 outline plan.
Tel Giborim, Holon - Promoting 10 projects along Mivtza Sinai street, including the eviction of about 120 apartments and covering a total area of about 17 dunams. After the eviction of the apartments, 500 new apartments will be built in about twenty 8-story buildings.
20 Shivat Tzion, Tel Aviv - A boutique project in the Tama 38/2 – Demolition and Reconstruction channel, with a diverse mix of 23 new apartments near the light rail line.
101-103 Mesilat Yesharim - A Boutique project that includes the conservation of existing buildings in the Bauhaus style while adding floors at the heart of Shapira Neighborhood, Tel Aviv. The project will include a diverse mix of apartments alongside commercial areas on the ground floor.
107 Shlomo St., Tel Aviv - A project in the Tama 38/2 - Demolition and Reconstruction channel with about 20 units and commercial areas in an innovative boutique building in the bustling heart of Tel Aviv’s Florentin neighborhood.
Jerusalem Blvd., Ramat Gan - A Pinui-Binui project with a total area of about 9 dunams, located between two future metro stations, as part of the project, about 10 buildings will be evacuated and a total of 90 units will be evacuated. In their place, two towers of about 20 floors will be built alongside textured construction and a total of about 300 housing units alongside commercial and employment areas.