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Beit Naor

המדע 6, הרצליה
4 floors

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Beit Naor

Beit Naor is a new, impressive and intimate office building, located in the northern part of Herzliya Pituach's industrial zone – Israel's most prestigious and well-known high-tech park, which opened from the mid-1990s on land that was once fields and brushwood, near the Herzliya beachfront and marina. In this area are located the Israeli flagship offices of major corporations such as Microsoft and Apple, alongside headquarters of numerous additional technology companies and venture capital firms – which has transformed it into the most sought-after address for Israeli high-tech.

Classified as Class B and comprising four storeys, Beit Naor offers a presence at a sought-after address in the heart of one of Israel's most significant high-tech centres.

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01Lobby and Tenants The building features a small and well-appointed entrance lobby, staffed for most of the day – an intimate scale relative to its larger neighbours in the area. Among the building's tenants you can find embassies, high-tech companies and advertising firms, a mix that reflects Herzliya Pituach's positioning as an area hosting both official institutions and technology and communications businesses.

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המדע 6, הרצליה
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