Terra (Hitchadshut)

Terra Real Estate is a leading entrepreneurial company dealing in the field of urban renewal while specializing in the initiation, planning, management, and execution of Pinui Binui projects in Jerusalem. The synergy between the company’s economic stability, and its extensive experience, is what brings the added value appreciated by its clients as well as providing dedicated service and personal accompaniment throughout the project.
Terra began its activity as a NOP operation company, operating mainly in the old neighborhoods of Jerusalem. For the past seven years, the company has been operating in the field of construction clearance.

Terra is considered one of the strongest companies in Jerusalem and manages over 50 extensive projects that are spread out around Jerusalem’s different neighborhoods: the city center, Neve Ya’akov, Armon HaNatziv, the French Hill and Gilo. In the last year, the company expanded and began to operate in the field of high-density housing, construction activities, and contests in tenders. The company places excellence at its forefront, and with the help of its professional team consisting of architects, engineers, lawyers and first-class economists, it leads the projects and provides uncompromising quality to its customers.

Financial Stability, Transparency, and First-Class Customer Service

Terra Real Estate is a dynamic company, booming with activity, and possesses unique financial stability, which gives it the ability to spread over a wide variety of projects in a short period of time.
The company earned the trust of the banking system, in light of the current flow of the company, which originates from the equity capital of its partners.

Terra sees her clients as partners in the process and places their satisfaction as the value and goal that drives its activity. For this purpose, a specific department of customer service and tenants’ changes was established, operating from within the company and providing a regular and dedicated response to tenants and buyers, including regular updates and tenants’ changes.
Terra has in-depth knowledge and extensive experience in licensing and execution, which she has accumulated over the years. Its ongoing activity with the Jerusalem Municipality has led to the ability to receive approvals, and to promote processes at a fast pace. Beyond that, the extensive planning department enables the completion of the planning with the tenants and the licensing as quickly as possible. All of these create the company’s distinct strength. In the last two years, Terra has brought its capabilities to many other cities, including: Beit Shemesh, Netanya, Haifa, Tiberias, Nof HaGalil, where it promotes large urban renewal complexes.

Selected Projects

Pinui-Binui

Neve Yaakov 28/32 Complex: Jerusalem’s northernmost Jewish Residential neighborhood would undergo acerated renewal over the next few years, be case of the railway that would pass in it and connect it to the city center.

Armon HaNatziv Complex: This neighborhood, which is located at the southeast of Jerusalem on Mt. Etzel’s southern slopes, has about 15,000 inhabitants of a mixed population, both traditional religious and secular, who operate a “Young Neighborhood” program which is responsible for developing the commonality and the help to the residents.

5-15 Bar Kochva Complex: The French Hill neighborhood, which is characterized by a population from a mid-high socioeconomic segment, benefits from exclusive proximity to the Hebrew University Har HaTzofim Campus.

92 Agripas: A project at the heart of Jerusalem, a few minutes of walking from Mahne Yehuda Market, on the corner of Agripas and Sha’arei Tzedek. The project’s unique location and the area’s charm create demand for the project among populations of particularly high quality.

8 Miriam HaHachmonait - 2 Gdalyahu: This project is located in the upscale neighborhood Baka in south Jerusalem, which was founded in the early 1900s and is characterized by construction with many architectural preservation elements. Half of the neighborhood was announced as a conservation neighborhood by the municipality. This is one of the city’s most expensive and in-demand neighborhoods, inter alia, because of its educational institutes and population.

NOP 38/1

60 Herzl: The project, which was completed, and the tenants returned to their apartments, is located on the light rail route around Kiryat Moshe and Bet HaKerem.

14 Faran + 3-5 Sheshet HaYamim: These projects are located in the quiet and well-cultivated neighborhood of Ramat Eshkol. The construction is immersed in rich green areas and offers numerous nurtured public

Spaces. 126 Ma’alot Dafna: This high-quality and in-demand neighborhood in northern Jerusalem, with close proximity to Ramat Eshkol, is desired by hundreds of families. The project is built in a sober style and is surrounded by green areas.

26 HaHida, Bayit VaGan: This peaceful and old neighborhood, which appeals to the religious population, attracts immigrants from France.