The landscape between Tel Aviv and Herzliya is set for a significant transformation: an iconic architectural creation is taking shape midway between the two cities, designed by world-renowned architect Moshe Tzur.

The international employment and commercial district, to be developed adjacent to the campuses of *Wix and Microsoft will be one of the few projects in Herzliya offering innovative office spaces with advanced communication infrastructure, a design that combines architectural excellence with a smart user experience, and a comprehensive wellbeing environment featuring a sea-facing infinity pool, fitness facilities, studio spaces, and green areas throughout the building.

Employees will benefit from the Green Line Light Rail, providing convenient access to their workplace, as well as the opportunity to simply cross the road and enjoy a shopping experience at the recently opened BIG complex.

The company’s vision, expertise in land investment management, deep understanding of planning policies, and ability to partner with leading real estate companies in Israel have provided its investors not only with exceptional returns, but also with the opportunity to share the story of a smart investment made along the route between Tel Aviv and Herzliya.

Herzliya’s business and employment district has been recognized for decades as one of the world’s leading high-tech hubs—a destination for global technology giants that operate large-scale development centers across entire buildings and maintain exceptionally high occupancy rates.

After a long period with limited new construction in the area, the southern section of the district has begun to reawaken with the arrival of Microsoft and Wix, driving renewed demand for innovative office spaces equipped with advanced infrastructure.

South Gate offers international technology companies, as well as Israeli startups destined to become the next success stories, the ideal address: at the heart of one of the world’s most important research and development hubs, facing the BIG complex and located along the future light rail corridor.