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Laz-Rom House
Ramat Gan's Stock Exchange complex, on the border of Tel Aviv and Givatayim, is a business success story in its own right: from a micro-industrial complex that developed around the Israeli Diamond Exchange, through Samson Tower built in the 1960s and on to the giant towers of the 2000s — Moshe Aviv Tower, Sapir Tower and the Twin Towers — the area has transformed into the city's leading and most densely packed business centre.
The building predominantly houses hi-tech companies, real estate firms and law offices — a combination typical of the area, which attracts companies seeking a prestigious address alongside proximity to the neighbouring financial and insurance towers.
01Distinguished lobby in the heart of the complex Within this bustling complex lies Laz-Rom House, a nine-storey office tower — well-maintained, pleasant and splendid. The building's well-appointed and distinguished lobby, staffed by a receptionist for much of the day, conveys the level of investment that characterises the building as a whole.
A well-appointed lobby, a receptionist nearly always present, and nine storeys in the heart of the Stock Exchange area.