Moshe Aviv Tower
Moshe Aviv Tower rises to a height of 235 metres in the heart of Ramat Gan's Stock Exchange Complex — the business area that grew around the Israeli Diamond Exchange and became over the decades the home of dozens of office towers, from the original "Samson Tower" of the 1960s to the giant towers of today. The tower, built in 2002, stands at a prominent junction in Ramat Gan and is considered the second highest in Israel.
Offices at Moshe Aviv Tower, classified as Class A, offer a prestigious address in the heart of Ramat Gan's most sought-after business area, with the presence and visibility that only a tower of this height can provide.
