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The Midtown Residential Tower is a 183-metre residential building completed in 2018, housing 338 units across 50 floors. The tower forms part of the larger Midtown mixed-use complex adjacent to the Sarona district and represents the definitive luxury residential address in the central commercial quarter of Tel Aviv. The building's scale, height, and integration with the surrounding commercial infrastructure produce a residential typology that is closer to the American downtown high-rise model than to any other Tel Aviv development.

Port Tel Aviv Residences are positioned at the northern anchor of the Tel Aviv promenade, adjacent to the reconstructed Tel Aviv Port — the city's most significant recent urban regeneration project. The development brings current-generation luxury residential product to an area historically under-served by this typology, and the building has established a strong identity as the definitive north-promenade luxury address. The Pivko-designed architecture is among the most distinctive on the Tel Aviv skyline.

Arlozorov 17 is among the most prestigious residential addresses in the Old North quarter of Tel Aviv, positioned between the central beachfront and the established residential neighbourhoods of the city's northern districts. The building combines the positional advantages of the Arlozorov commercial axis with proximity to the Hilton Beach cluster, producing a lifestyle proposition that is closer to the American East Coast urban model than to the more Mediterranean orientation of the southern city.

White City Residence is a contemporary boutique luxury development positioned within the UNESCO-protected Bauhaus core of central Tel Aviv. The building was conceived as an explicit architectural dialogue with the surrounding 1930s heritage stock, and the design maintains a disciplined relationship with the protected streetscape while delivering current-generation luxury specification behind the facade.

Lieber Tower is a boutique luxury high-rise in the Neve Tzedek quarter, smaller in scale than Neve Tzedek Tower and positioned as the neighbourhood's most intimate contemporary residential product. The building contains a limited number of apartments, producing the low resident density and close-community character that is increasingly cited by Anglo buyers as a primary reason for selecting Neve Tzedek over the larger central Tel Aviv developments.