Hod Hasharon - Shvil HaTapuzim

Hod Hasharon has long been regarded as one of the most desirable cities in the Sharon region, maintaining its pastoral charm, community spirit, and village-like atmosphere despite its rapid population growth. This is likely why the city’s population has grown by about 20% over the past decade, and continues to rise.

In 2024, the Hod Hasharon Municipality submitted its Master Plan for 2050, preparing for a population of around 150,000 residents by that year.
A key component of this plan is the Shvil HaTapuzim Neighborhood, where 2,230 new residential units will be built alongside 10,000 square meters of commercial and office space, as well as educational, cultural, and municipal infrastructure.

Shvil HaTapuzim is the only neighborhood in the plan being developed in the heart of the city, adjacent to Hod Hasharon’s established and beloved neighborhoods, unlike other new districts planned on the outskirts.
This ensures the neighborhood will integrate naturally into the city’s urban fabric and benefit from its excellent municipal services.

Thanks to its limited number of housing units and exceptional location, it is expected to become one of the most sought-after areas in the city.

Trigo Group manages an investment in land designated for construction within the neighborhood – an area that the Hod Hasharon Municipality considers a priority development zone, and is actively advancing its planning process.

As mentioned, one of the key advantages of the Shvil HaTapuzim neighborhood is its central location within the city.
This means that once developed, residents will benefit from well-established transportation infrastructure and immediate access to all major destinations in Hod Hasharon.

The neighborhood’s proximity to the main transportation arteries – Highways 4, 5, 6, and 531 – will allow residents to travel anywhere in the country quickly and conveniently, whether by car or public transport.

However, the most significant advantage is the planned Taas Mizrah (East) Metro Station of Metro Line M1, which will be located at the edge of the neighborhood. This station will enable residents to reach any destination across Gush Dan, the Sharon, Tel Aviv, and the Shfela easily and safely, via the expanding metro and light rail network.

This connectivity serves as a major growth driver for property values in the neighborhood – as proximity to urban rail systems typically leads to an additional return of 10–20% above average market prices once operations begin.
Experience from Jerusalem’s Light Rail and Tel Aviv’s network demonstrates that in Israel, this value uplift can be even higher.