Living in City Center (Lev HaIr)
The heart of Tel Aviv, around Rothschild and Dizengoff. A guide for Olim renting or buying in Tel Aviv and the surrounding areas.
קבעו ייעוץ חינםAbout City Center (Lev HaIr)
Lev HaIr is the central part of Tel Aviv, around Rothschild Boulevard, Dizengoff Street and Habima. It is where the city's cafés, restaurants, culture and business life meet, with Bauhaus buildings alongside newer towers. Almost everything is within walking distance.
Who it suits
- Olim who want to live in the middle of the city and walk everywhere.
- Young professionals and couples who value restaurants, culture and nightlife.
- Anyone who would rather not depend on a car.
Good to know
- Central streets can be noisy, especially near bars and on weekends. Visit in the evening.
- Apartments are often smaller, and older buildings may lack an elevator or parking.
- Demand is high, so check carefully and compare a few streets before you commit.
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Is the city center good for new immigrants?
Many Olim like it for the walkability and the social scene. If you want quiet or a lot of space, other neighborhoods may fit better.
Is parking available?
Parking is limited in the center. Ask about parking for each apartment, and consider whether you need a car at all.
General information, not a guarantee. Rents, prices and availability change, so ask us for current options in this area.
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