Mytown Group
Urban renewal
Company's Profile
Established: | 2010 |
Line of Business: | Urban renewal |
Address: | 7 Menachem Begin Rd., Gibor Sport House, Ramat Gan |
Phone: | 972-3-9738383 |
Email: | [email protected] |
Website: | https://www.my-town.co.il/ |
Facebook: | Click to View |
Company Executives
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Guy Luxman
Head of Urban Renewal Division
Mytown Group
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Omer Bony
Deputy CEO
Mytown Group
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Miki Itzkovich
CFO
Mytown Group
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Karin Varon
CMO and Head of Sales
Mytown Group
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Raz Dvir
Company Engineer
Mytown Group
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Idan Lange
Legal Counsel
Mytown Group
The Company Team
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Ortal Zluf Lawyer
Alon Bachar Project Manager
Eliav Frankfurter Project Manager
Guy Cohen Project Manager
Ahuvi Levental Senior Planning and Licensing Manager
Noam Elkabets Company Architect
Michal Hirsch Senior Planning and Licensing Manager
Arik Baraz Project Supervisor
Moti Solomons Project Supervisor
Anat Carmi Central Marketeer
Svetlana Zinoveyva Accountant
Yulia Royfeh Accountant
Ilana Omri Accountant
Galit Avraham Procurement Coordinator
Moran Ashual Operations and Office Manager
About Mytown Group
The group has been leading Israel’s urban renewal market for more than a decade and it serves as an umbrella for several divisions that work professionally in the various areas of urban renewal. The group has been executing more than 50 urban renewal projects as part of the Pinui-Binui, Demolition and Reconstruction and Tama 38 programs, covering more than 5,000 apartments in Tel Aviv, Herzliya, Ramat Gan, Ra’anana, etc.
The group has vast and proven urban renewal activity, which enables residents to benefit from professional and comprehensive capabilities. The group has in-house departments in the fields of architecture, planning management, project management, residents’ changes, etc. Mytown Group’s financial strength is particularly high due to the excellent reputation it has accumulated over the years, and the willingness of its shareholders to broaden and deepen its operations. The group’s shareholders include, among other, the Arkin family, Hachshara Insurance Company, Eitan Group, Mor and Doron Brin family (the owners of the Safra Fund – Israel’s largest hedge fund), and Yossi Hasson who also serves as the group’s CEO.
Prominent Projects
Mytown Center, Kiryat Malachi – Pinui-Binui, Permit Received – 7 dunams complex in the center of Kiryat Malachi. This project includes the eviction of 40 old residential units and the construction of a commercial center covering about 10,000 sqm as well as 2 residential towers with 195 new apartments. This project is designed to be the beating heart of Kiryat Malachi.
HaGat Project, Ramat Gan – Pinui Binui – Located between Gat, HaRoe, and Ben Gurion streets this pinui-binui project will include the eviction of 85 residential units and the construction of 200 new apartments in a 35 floors tower. In addition, a commercial floor and an employment floor will be built. This project’s unique location at the heart of Ramat Gan as well as its meticulous planning will make it one of Ramat Gan’s unique projects.
HaRav Landers, Ramat Gan – Pinui-Binui - This complex currently houses about 184 apartment owners in 10 derelict buildings. In their place, the proposed plan includes the construction of more than 600 apartments in 5 upscale towers. The public benefit of this project would be a neighborhood school within a stone’s throw from the residents’ houses. This complex is the flagship project of Ramat Amidar Neighborhood.
Ben-Gurion Complex, Or Akiva – Pinui-Binui - In this complex, adapted to Or Akiva’s master plan, Mytown is planning an eviction and construction project, in which 42 apartments will be vacated and 170 new apartments will be built in 3 towers above three commercial and employment floors. The project is located on HaNasi Blvd. in the city’s northern part and enjoys an open view towards the north and a view of the sea to its west.
Harari, Ramat Gan – Pinui-Binui - Located near the Aluf Sade intersection, this project will include the demolition of old buildings with 55 apartments and a modern 35 floors tower with 176 new apartments will take their place. Each apartment owner will receive a new and bigger apartment with a terrace, as well as an underground parking space.
HaShoftim, Kiryat Gat – Pinui-Binui – This prominent project in Kiryat Gat will include the eviction of about 400 old apartments and the construction of a new complex that will include about 2000 new apartments, schools, kindergartens, synagogues, and public areas to the benefit of the public and residents.
105 Jabotinsky St., Tel Aviv – Pinui-Binui, Pending Execution - In this project, located near the Kikar HeMedina, an old 11 apartments building will be demolished, and a new 9-story building will be constructed. The building will include 23 luxurious apartments and a commercial unit. Each owner will receive a larger unit, a balcony and parking and storage space.
8-10 Alexander Yanai St., Tel Aviv – Pinui-Binui Project, Pending Execution - In Tel Aviv’s old and prestigious northern region, 2 buildings will be demolished, and 2 new buildings will be built. The buildings will include about 38 luxurious apartments on 7 new floors above two parking floors. Apartment owners will receive new units which would be up to 21 sq.m. larger than their existing ones, a sun balcony of up to 12 sq.m. and storage and parking spaces.
12 Biltmore St., Tel Aviv – Pinui Binui, Pending Execution – Located near Kikar HaMedina, this project includes the demolition of an 11 apartments’ building and the construction of a new lavish 8 floors building, over two underground parking floors. The building will include 21 luxurious apartments. Each apartment owner will receive a new and bigger residential unit, a terrace, a storage unit, and a parking space.
Completed Projects
In its decade and a half long of activity the company completed many projects, among them are as follows: 13 Fichman St., Tel Aviv; 8 Ussishkin St., Herzliya; 10 Tiberias St., Tel Aviv; 21 Hadar St., Herzliya; 12 Kazu St., Ra’anana; 6 Shilo St., Tal Aviv; 13 Brandeis St., Tel Aviv; 15 Fichman St., Tel Aviv; 18 HaGdud HaIvri St., Raanana; 94 Jerusalem Ave., Ramat Gan; 14 Yermiyahu St., Tel Aviv; 47 Yehoshua Bin-Nun St., Tel Aviv; 127 Weizman St., Tel Aviv; 2 Haftman St., Tel Aviv; 16 HaGdud HaIvri St., Ra’anana; 9 Arba HaAratzut St., Tel Aviv, and many more.
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Projects
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11 Fichman St., Tel Aviv
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15 Antigonus St.
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9 Arba Artzot St.
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13-15 Brandeis St.
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2 Heftman St., Tel Aviv
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105 Jabotinsky St., Tel Aviv
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6 Shilla St., Tel Aviv
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3 Shlomzion St., Tel Aviv
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Illustration: HaBrigada - Hadar-Anne Frank Complex, Herzliya Pinui-Binui project, plans pending
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8-10 Alexander Yanai St., Tel Aviv
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Uziel Complex, Ramat Gan
A complex that started-out with the connection of 2 buildings, and then grew to 5 buildings. With hard work vis-a-vis the planning department, creative solutions were implemented for the construction of a quality project. The project includes 4 existing buildings with a total of 44 initial tenants that will eventually become 2 towers with 132 units. -
Landers Complex, Ramat Gan
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Rambam Complex, Herzliya
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Jabotinsky, Kiryat Malachi
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Kiryat Malachi
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78 Nordau St.
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10-14 Aristo St.
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12 Biltmor St.
Company Rankings
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- Buildings Reinforcement Demolition and Construction Projects in Tel Aviv
- Buildings Reinforcement Demolition and Construction Projects
- Buildings Reinforcement Demolition and Construction Projects
- Buildings Reinforcement Demolition and Construction Projects in Tel Aviv
- Buildings Reinforcement Demolition and Construction Projects in Tel Aviv
- Buildings Reinforcement Demolition and Construction Projects
Facts & Numbers
33
Total Projects
24
Total Projects before building permit
6
Total Projects after building permit
3
Total Projects Populated in 2018
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