Transport
New roads will connect the neighborhood to Route 411. A network of cycle paths will link up with paths outside the neighborhood, and a future train station is planned in the nearby Horowitz Business Park.
The project faces the military HaShlishut compound,
which is due to make way for a huge park spreading over 25 dunams (about 6 acres) right below your home!
A green island of wide lawns, play areas, walking paths and state-of-the-art sports and fitness facilities, offering delightful hours of quality time and enjoyment for you and your children.
Living at Krinitzi 99 means living the abundance of the city center: a rich cultural and social life, music performances, designer cafés, restaurants and bars, designer shops, shopping centers and financial centers – you are right at the center of it all.
You are invited to relax on your balcony, breathe fresh air and enjoy an open view over the park.
The project’s perfect location gives you fast, easy access to the main traffic arteries – Jabotinsky, Ben-Gurion and Bialik – which quickly connect you to central Tel Aviv.
Public transport is about to be transformed with the opening of the Light Rail (Red Line). The project’s strategic location between two Light Rail stations will complete direct access to the entire Gush Dan region.
The four-room apartments were designed to meet the needs of families – they are especially spacious and enjoy a view of the park.
29 apartment types across the two buildings: 3 to 6 rooms, a garden apartment, duplexes, mini-penthouses and penthouses. Every apartment has a spacious sun balcony.
Areas are according to the project's marketing plans. Plans are for illustration only; the sale plans attached to the contract are binding.
The neighborhood sits at the junction of key city neighborhoods, including Rehovot HaTze'ira and Rehovot HaHolandit. Beyond it lie the hi-tech and employment zones of Horowitz Park and the Science Park.
New roads will connect the neighborhood to Route 411. A network of cycle paths will link up with paths outside the neighborhood, and a future train station is planned in the nearby Horowitz Business Park.
North of the neighborhood is the Horowitz Business Park, home to the Peres Academic Center. At the edge of the neighborhood is the Rechtman employment zone, where significant renewal and a new business center are planned.
A new education campus with schools, a community center, a library and sports fields. The Weisgal Sports Center will become a city park, alongside HaMesila Park, Tel Shalaf and the upgraded Gan HaBanim.
Western Rehovot is at the heart of an umbrella agreement between the Rehovot Municipality, the Ministry of Construction and Housing, the Ministry of Finance and the Israel Land Authority, including investment in infrastructure, transport, parks and public buildings.
At 31-33 Kalman Gabrielov Street in western Rehovot, between Rehovot HaTze'ira and Rehovot HaHolandit.
Two towers, 22 floors each, with 186 new apartments.
The project is under construction.
3 to 6 rooms, garden apartment, duplexes, mini-penthouse and penthouse. The plan of each of the 29 types can be opened under "Apartment plans" on this page.
According to the project book, every apartment has a private parking space, the special apartments have two, and the plan includes storage rooms for residents. The final allocation is set in the contract.
Architecture by Mossesco Architects and interior design by Daniel Hasson.
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