Arvei Nahal 12, Tel Aviv-Yafo

Arvei Nahal 12 brings 90 new homes to Nachalat Yitzhak, the compact eastern Tel Aviv neighborhood set between the Ayalon Highway and Givatayim. The project replaces two aging five-story buildings with a pair of residential towers of 9.5 and 10.5 stories, rising above three basement levels. Its building permit was approved in March 2026.

The redevelopment is a pinui binui scheme, rehousing existing residents and rebuilding the plot at far higher density. Architecture is by Mester-Gal Architects, whose design carries dual street frontage, addressing both Arvei Nahal and Peat HaShulchan. Three basement levels hold resident parking, secured after a district appeals committee overruled the municipality's attempt to bar on-site parking at Arvei Nahal.

Nachalat Yitzhak is among Tel Aviv's fastest-changing neighborhoods, with most blocks set to renew to roughly ten stories. Residents reach the Azrieli Center and the Tel Aviv HaShalom railway station within a short trip, cross the Ayalon on the Emek Brakha pedestrian bridge, and will link to Metro Lines 1 and 2 at a planned interchange.

Construction follows the March 2026 permit, with delivery targeted for 2028. The result is a boutique tower group of 90 homes in a neighborhood the city is rebuilding street by street.