Doron Partosh Group
Real Estate Entrepreneurship, Urban Renewal
Company's Profile
| Established: | 2009 |
| Line of Business: | Real Estate Entrepreneurship, Urban Renewal |
| Address: | Main Offices Address: 25 HaRokmim st., Sedab building, Holon Projects Promotion and Sales Offices Address: Arlozorov 77, Holon |
| Phone: | 972-3-945-2336 |
| Email: | [email protected] |
| Website: | http://www.doronp.com |
Company Executives
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Adv. Maya Cohen
Urban Redevelopment Manager
Doron Partosh Group
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Yaron Gabai
Planning Manager
Doron Partosh Group
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Yael Revivo
Business Development Manager
Doron Partosh Group
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Yehuda Noiman
Accountant
Doron Partosh Group
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Eyal Golibroda
Project Manager
Doron Partosh Group
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Shiran Strimling
Marketing and Sales Manager
Doron Partosh Group
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Regina Mugamy
Head of Tenant Management Team
Doron Partosh Group
About Doron Partosh Group
Doron Partosh Group is a leading real estate group engaged in both development and construction under one roof. The group has nearly 30 years of experience and a strong reputation and is currently advancing urban renewal projects (TAMA 38 and Evacuation-Reconstruction) alongside traditional development ventures and land acquisition initiatives.
To date, the company has built hundreds of residential units, providing clients with close guidance from contract signing through key handover, throughout the warranty period and beyond.
The group’s status as both developer and contractor within a single synergistic organization gives its clients a strong sense of stability and confidence. This confidence is reflected in the trust placed in the group by the banking system, which supports all of its projects.
Transparency & Collaborative Work with All Stakeholders
Standards of quality and excellence guide the group’s planning, engineering, and construction divisions. The secret of the group’s strength lies in its human capital: professionals among the best in their fields, who operate with transparency and in cooperation with all stakeholders, including apartment owners, purchasers, consultants, subcontractors, and construction workers.
The company’s teams are accessible to every client and professional, including direct access to the CEO, while providing attentive service, personal treatment, an open-door policy, and prompt solutions. Furthermore, a combination of extensive familiarity with regulatory requirements and a longstanding reputation for reliability enables Doron Partosh Group to achieve efficient licensing and approval processes with local authorities.
Creating an Innovative Urban Fabric Adapted to Today’s Advanced Lifestyle
A registered contractor since 2001 and a member of the Israel Builders Association, Doron Partosh Group operates with a mission to renew Israel’s urban environment while creating a modern urban fabric suited to today’s lifestyle.
The group views every project it develops as a complex that incorporates not only residential living but also a consumer culture that exists within residents’ natural living environment. Based on this approach, the group places significant emphasis on the living spaces surrounding each project it builds, from landscaped gardens to the creation of small business centers within the development itself. These elements provide residents with a high, innovative, and prestigious standard of living.
Direct CEO Involvement
The group is headed by entrepreneur Doron Partosh, a registered contractor and practical building engineer by academic training. Doron has nearly 30 years of experience in the initiation and construction of complex real estate projects throughout Israel. These include residential neighborhoods, private homes, detached housing, multi-family residential developments, residential complexes, and public buildings. As part of the group’s unique DNA, Doron is personally involved in every project and accompanies every process from the planning stage through delivery to the client.
Selected Projects
Shlomo Bay Complex, Holon – An Evacuation-Reconstruction project in which the company will demolish eight old residential buildings comprising 256 housing units and construct four high-rise towers containing approximately 900 new apartments in their place. The project is located opposite Peres Park and within close proximity to major transportation routes connecting Holon to Tel Aviv and Highway 4, directly across from a planned light rail station. The project is also within walking distance of schools and kindergartens. In planning.
18-26 Tze’elim Complex, Holon – An Evacuation-Reconstruction project in which the group will demolish three veteran residential buildings (with seven entrances) comprising 88 housing units and construct approximately 320 new apartments in a 30-story tower alongside 10-story mid-rise buildings surrounding a green urban square with commercial space. In planning.
9-13 Weizmann Complex, Holon – An urban renewal project in which three old residential buildings will be demolished and replaced by two 10-story buildings comprising approximately 90 apartments, including underground parking and a commercial floor. In planning.
Gedera Al HaNahal, Gedera – A combined development in which the group is constructing luxury cottages, garden apartments, five-room apartments, and penthouses across two separate residential compounds, with only 7-8 residents in each building. The project also includes semi-detached cottages. The unique project was designed to create an open environment that maximizes air circulation and incorporates advanced environmental development and landscaping. Under construction and being marketed.
3 HaTsanhanim, Holon – A TAMA 38/2 (Demolition and Reconstruction) project in which an old building will be demolished and replaced by a new seven-story boutique building comprising 16 apartments with 3, 4 and 5 rooms, as well as a penthouse. The project is located in Holon’s sought-after Agrobank neighborhood, near Sokolov Street, Mikveh Israel, Holon Junction, and Holon Theater. Under construction, fully sold.
25 HaAtzmon, Holon – A TAMA 38/2 (Demolition and Reconstruction) project featuring a new six-story building comprising 25 new apartments. The project is located in the heart of the city, in the sought-after Rasko neighborhood, within walking distance of kindergartens, schools, and the future light rail station. In marketing.
1 Rabi Akiva, Holon – An urban renewal project involving the demolition of an existing structure and the construction of two seven-story residential buildings comprising approximately 43 apartments and underground parking facilities. In marketing.
59 Weizmann, Holon – Located opposite the Tomarkin Sculpture Garden in central Holon, an old building will be demolished and replaced by a new 10-story building comprising a commercial floor and approximately 51 apartments. In marketing.
Additional Projects
- 15 HaTavor, Holon – Building permit granted under terms
- 79-81 Bialik, Holon – In planning
- 4 Hankin, Holon – In planning
- 6-8 Emek Yizrael, Holon – In planning
- 21-23 Zamenhof, Holon – Building permit granted under terms
- 29 Weizmann, Holon – Design plan approved
- 6-8 Shmorak, Holon – In planning
- 11 HaRabi MiRuzhin, Ramat Gan – Conditional building permit granted
- 3-5 David Elazar, Holon – In planning
- 10 Serlin, Holon – Building permit pending
- 17-19 Shmorak, Holon – Building permit pending
- 5-7 HaTsanhanim, Holon – Building permit pending
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