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Dimoal
The stock exchange complex in Ramat Gan, on the border between Tel Aviv-Jaffa and Givatayim, is the city's leading and most recognised business centre. The area developed around the Israeli diamond exchange, one of the world's leading in its field, and underwent an impressive urban renewal process over the decades: from Samson Tower, the first office building erected there in 1964–1968, through Beit Naaem (1980) and Diamond Tower (1993), to today's giants—Moshe Aviv, Sapphire, the Twin Towers and Paz—alongside offices of major insurance companies.
01The Dimoal complex Within this urban fabric, on Zhbotinskii Street 1, stands the Dimoal complex—a quality and modern office and retail building, combining two retail floors and two office floors, rated Class B.
From a small industrial facility to a world-leading business centre—how the stock exchange complex became Ramat Gan's most sought-after address.