When examining real estate investment opportunities in Tel Aviv, the central challenge is identifying available land reserves in prime locations that can still be entered at an early stage — prior to final plan approval.
After decades in which the northern coastline of the city remained closed to development, a new chapter is now being written in the evolution of Tel Aviv’s northern beachfront, creating an entirely new urban continuum.
The following guide presents the factual data behind the The Cliff TLV project: the planned timelines, as well as the financing structure, safeguards, and investor protections provided throughout the process.
The new northern coastal district plan of Tel Aviv spans approximately 1,900 dunams and includes the construction of around 12,500 residential units, in addition to approximately 700,000 square meters of commercial and employment space, as well as around 200 dunams of public open spaces.
The ability to plan an entire neighborhood adjacent to the coastline, just steps away from the sea, positions the area as a strategic investment anchor within Tel Aviv. The plan includes sustainable development, a boulevard network, and a promenade integrating restaurants, cafés, retail, and hospitality.
Plan Data:
| Plan Component | Planned Scope |
| Total Plan Area | 1,900 Dunams |
| Residential Units | 12,500 Apartments |
| Commercial & Employment Space | 700,000 sq.m. |
| Public & Open Spaces | 200 Dunams |
| Hospitality / Hotels | 60,000 sq.m. |
Yes — but this is considered a once-in-a-generation opportunity. The Cliff TLV project (located in Complex 4 of Plan TA/3700) enables investment in privately owned land approved for development on a first-line beachfront lot.
The project is strategically located along the continuation axis of Ibn Gabirol Street, between the Sea & Sun project and the Mandarin Hotel, adjacent to Cliff Beach. For investors, this is a critical advantage: land within an approved master plan, in a winning first-line sea location — a resource with no true substitute.
The data speaks for itself: An examination of Israeli government real estate data between 2003 and 2026 clearly shows that the average price per square meter along Tel Aviv’s coastline consistently maintains a significant premium above the city-center average, with a continued sharp upward trend.
A luxury project is measured not only by its view, but also by how easily residents and visitors can access it.
The Cliff TLV is planned at a critical transportation junction, ensuring maximum accessibility even without a private vehicle.
The project benefits from exceptional transportation access, including proximity to Green Line light rail stations, closeness to the future metro network, rapid access to Highway 2 (the Coastal Highway) and the Ayalon highways, while also being positioned on the continuation axis of Ibn Gabirol Street.
The current and future transportation infrastructure includes:
Yes. The secure way to invest in private land registered in the Land Registry (Tabu) with a warning note is through the backing of an institutional financing body. In the The Cliff TLV project, financing is provided by “Meitav Financing,” and all investor funds are deposited into a trust account managed by the Sayeg-Lagresi Law Offices with full transparency.
Land acquisitions accompanied by close legal supervision and transparency provide security and a comprehensive protection framework for investors. The Cliff TLV project changes the rules of the game through unprecedented involvement by an institutional financial body — “Meitav Financing” — alongside strict investor fund protection mechanisms.
The institution provides investors with financial backing and unique financing terms. The confidence expressed by a major institutional entity grants a high level of certainty even during the project’s early stages, providing investors with maximum confidence.
Project Security Framework:
According to the project’s estimated timeline, 2026 is expected to mark the approval of the detailed zoning plan, followed by the permit issuance phase and construction commencement in 2030, with projected completion scheduled for 2034 (subject to regulatory approvals).
This is considered an investment with a clear planning horizon. Trigo Entrepreneurship & Real Estate Investments publishes projected timelines (subject to regulatory approvals) outlining the path from detailed plan approval through actual occupancy.
| Year | Planned Stage |
| 2026 | Approval of allocation tables and final approval of detailed plans |
| 2030 | Building permits issuance and construction commencement |
| 2034 | Construction completion |
(Note: Timelines are estimates only and subject to regulatory approvals, execution conditions, and circumstances beyond the company’s control.)
Trigo Entrepreneurship & Real Estate Investments was founded in 2009 by Tal Peretz, a former combat officer in Shayetet 13. The company specializes in identifying, analyzing, and managing strategic land reserves in high-demand areas throughout central Israel, with a strong emphasis on economic stability and investor security.
The company has a proven track record in similar projects, all located in prime locations, demonstrating the power of land investment arbitrage models.
(Past project data is presented for illustration purposes only and does not constitute a guarantee of future performance in the current project.)
Yes. The investment is in fully private land, including a warning note registered in the buyer’s name and full private ownership registration in the Land Registry.
“Meitav Financing” provides the financial backing and financing solutions for investors joining the project.
Absolutely. All funds are deposited into a closed trust account supervised by the Sayeg-Lagresi Law Offices.
The project enjoys high accessibility, with planned Green Line light rail stations expected to be located a short distance from the complex.
The project creates a continuum of luxury beachfront developments in northern Tel Aviv, positioned directly between the Sea & Sun complex and the Mandarin Hotel.
According to Israeli government real estate data, for more than 20 years, the average price per square meter along the coastline has consistently maintained a significant positive premium over the city center, attracting a unique investor audience.
Short Answer: According to the projected timeline, 2026 is considered a major milestone year, during which approval of allocation tables and final validation of the detailed plans are expected.
No. The district plan also includes approximately 700,000 sq.m. of commercial and employment space, 60,000 sq.m. designated for hospitality, and 200 dunams of open public areas.
The company has led a series of strategic projects in high-demand areas. The most prominent include The New North project in the Glilot complex and the SOUTH GATE project in Herzliya Pituach.
The Cliff TLV presents a rare combination within Tel Aviv’s 2026 real estate market: privately owned land registered in the Land Registry within a master plan approved for construction, located on a first-line beachfront lot, with unprecedented institutional safeguards provided by “Meitav Financing.”
This is an opportunity to participate in a project reshaping the skyline of northern Tel Aviv at a stage where the potential for value appreciation remains highly significant.
The information presented in this article is based on data provided by Trigo Entrepreneurship & Real Estate Investments. Renderings are for illustration purposes only. The land is not currently available for immediate construction. E&OE.