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Sapir Tower

תובל 40, רמת גן
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Sapir Tower

Sapir Tower is a joint venture of three companies — Tadhar, Rogovin and Aviv — which came together to establish a prestigious new office tower in the heart of Ramat Gan's Stock Exchange Complex, on the last plot of land remaining in it. The complex, which grew around the Israeli Diamond Exchange and became over the years the home of towers such as Moshe Aviv and Twin Towers, received in Sapir Tower an addition of 40 storeys and a total area of approximately 60,000 m², alongside five underground parking levels covering approximately 30,000 m² additional.

Sapir Tower, façade of the building

01High standard for businesses and high-tech The tower has been integrated with advanced systems for monitoring and conserving energy and resources, in accordance with strict green standards, alongside 13 high-speed smart elevators and magnificent lobbies. The glazed curtain walls that envelop the tower create a panoramic view visible from all office spaces — a feature that makes it a sought-after destination for business and high-tech companies seeking a prestigious address in the heart of Gush Dan.

Sapir Tower was established on the last plot of land remaining in the Stock Exchange Complex.
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תובל 40, רמת גן
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