Awaits you in a quiet side street within one of Ramat Gan’s most charming neighborhoods, which has undergone intensive urban renewal.

Close to the Sheshet HaYamim Garden and the Lazarus Community Center – the beating heart of the community – the luxury Pinhas Rutenberg 44-46 complex is surrounded by top schools and kindergartens, as well as playgrounds, sports fields, and green pathways.

This complex presents two breathtaking buildings in one of the region’s most in-demand central locations, with an unusual architectural design that brings a cosmopolitan Tel Aviv vibe to the pastoral area between HaYarden and HaRoe Streets in Ramat Gan.Despite being a peaceful family-oriented neighborhood, this serene haven is still just minutes from the Givatayim Mall, Katznelson Street, and the vast green expanses of the National Park. This is where you will enjoy the ideal living experience alongside extremely high quality standards.

Between two of Ramat Gan’s major streets, HaYarden and HaRoe, in a secluded longstanding neighborhood with minimal traffic, Pinchas Rutenberg Street is lined with private homes as well as residential buildings that have undergone urban renewal.

At the point this side street becomes one-way, overlooking low-rise private homes, is the new luxury Pinhas Rutenberg 44-46 complex. Its two identical buildings, surrounded by green landscaping, each have a separate entrance, bicycle room, underground parking lot, and impressive lobby.

The complex offers 4-room apartments (97 sqm) with a sun terrace, three exposures, flexible planning options, and maximum privacy as there are only two apartments per floor. Also available are various deluxe penthouses, garden apartments of different sizes, and 2 and 3-room apartments. This is a residential opportunity, planned down to the very last detail, that is becoming increasingly rare in the Tel Aviv Metropolitan Area.

Anywhere in the Tel Aviv Metropolitan Area is just a short drive away, when you live close to two of Ramat Gan’s central streets, linking you with Highway 4, Yitzhak Rabin Road to Givatayim and Tel Aviv, and Ben-Gurion Road to Yarkon Park. A 5-minute bike ride will take you to Givatayim Mall or the National Park, and in another 5 you’re amid Katznelson Street’s bustling urban entertainment district.

Every public transport option is also nearby, including the light rail’s forthcoming purple line. On foot, it takes only a few minutes to reach Sheshet HaYamim Garden and the neighborhood park, filled with playgrounds, lawns, and shaded areas. Close by are several kindergartens and the acclaimed HaBiluyim Elementary School, as well as Lazarus Community Center, which is home to a library, sports fields, and one of the country’s most prominent chess clubs.

Just a 15-minute stroll away is the prestigious Blich High School in Ramat Chen, alongside various youth movements.

EretzIsraeli specializes in the development, planning, and construction of high-end residential buildings, always taking the utmost care to ensure first-rate quality at every project stage. The company is active in urban renewal (Vacate & Build and TAMA 38) and has wide-ranging experience working with the permit and construction officials within municipal authorities. EretzIsraeli is driven by the desire to create and a passion for both the material and spiritual aspects of real estate development.

Its constant pursuit of excellence leads to the planning and construction of residential projects that always put residents’ wellbeing first, while maximizing the available rights and ensuring smart, functional designs. This is achieved, year after year, by utilizing the finest materials, most professional processes, and the leading operations and work crews, together with experts from various fields, who contribute their unique knowledge and many years of planning and construction experience.

Michaela Eitan Architecture & Town Planning. The firm was established in 1983 by the architect Michaela Eitan, who graduated from the Technion’s Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning. The architect Michael Eitan was also a partner until 1997.

Over the years, the firm has gained extensive experience and an exemplary reputation in various fields, including city planning and the design of private homes, residential towers, public buildings, office complexes, and commercial centers.

Its recent work has focused on urban renewal under the TAMA 38 program, in order to add apartments to historic city center neighborhoods. The firm’s planning approach prioritizes integration with the public space, while taking a broad historical, social, economic, and environmental perspective in order to create a dialogue between past, present, and future. Overall, the goal is to create a rich, flexible user experience through designs that combine innovation with a deep-rooted connection to the place.