Urban renewal
Renovating streets, building communities
Designing new lines in the city
Levinstein Nativ leads the world of urban renewal in Israel
In each project, we blend innovative architecture, environmental transparency, and community services to give urban interiors a modern, green, and luxurious look – from the moment of the idea to the handover of the key.
The way we do it with you
The first stage of the renewal journey begins with creating a personal and professional connection between the developer and the project's residents. This is a fundamental stage in which trust is established, a shared understanding is built, and the principles of the agreement begin to be formulated. Together we examine the potential, listen to the needs, and create the basis for a true partnership.
We lead all stages of architectural and engineering planning with a future vision, ensuring that we work in collaboration with tenants, leading consultants, and managing accurate and rapid licensing processes in accordance with the strictest standards in the industry.
At Urban Renewal, we take care of tenants every step of the way—from fully funded alternative rent, to round-trip transportation, to comfortable alternative living for the duration of construction. Every detail is planned in advance to ensure a smooth and safe transition, with minimal hassle and maximum peace of mind.
Levinstein Nativ carries out the projects itself – starting with the demolition of the old structure, through all stages of construction – with experienced professionals, close supervision, strict safety standards and precise adherence to schedules. We build with quality, not quantity.
The delivery process is accompanied personally, including available customer service, accurate handling of inquiries, and maintenance as needed. Even after receiving the key – we are with you.
Urban renewal projects
The Zeev Orlov 49+51 project in Petah Tikva is an urban renewal initiative in the heart of the city, within which one tower is planned for understanding , including approximately 112 new housing units in the first phase. The plan includes approximately 25 floors.
Zeev Orlov 49+51 Petah Tikva
in planning
A residential complex in the heart of Bat Yam, which currently includes 41 housing units and-10 Parking, B-2 existing buildings.
As part of the urban renewal project, it is expected to be built New building About 18 years old116 housing units, which will replace the old buildings and upgrade the surface of the complex.
Herzl 41-43 Bat Yam
in planning
As part of the plan, approximately 258 existing housing units , located in buildings with approximately 4 floors above ground level , will be demolished, and approximately 660 new housing units will be built in their place.
Ha'ayin Givatayim Complex
in planning
As part of the plan, approximately 15 existing buildings, including approximately 212 old housing units, will be demolished, and in their place approximately 911 new housing units will be built in modern buildings that will rise to a height of approximately 25 stories.
Eilat Complex in Lod
in planning
exist today Approximately 64 housing units on-Approximately 3 existing buildings And in their place 2 new buildings will be built
3 textured floors Including Approximately 45 housing units, of which Approximately 36 units will be designated for rental.,
and-Approximately 20 additional floors will improve Approximately 200 housing units.
Jabotinsky Herzl Bat Yam
in planning
An urban renewal project in Holon that includes the demolition of an existing 2-story building, which contains 8 existing housing units, and in its place a new 12-story building will be built, which includes approximately 96 new housing units.
Eilat 105 Holon
in planning
Demolition of approximately 4 old 4-story buildings , containing approximately 160 housing units, will result in the construction of approximately 11 new buildings, ranging from 6 to approximately 25 floors, which will together include approximately 594 new housing units.
Complex 5+7 Lod
in planning
Evacuation and construction of hundreds of old apartments and the construction of approximately 800 new housing units in Rishon LeZion.
The project was divided into 3 sub-complexes – northern, central and southern – and includes the construction of towers of approx.30 floors Next to a textured construction with a height of approx.9 floors
Ramat Eliyahu Rishon LeZion
in planning
The complex currently has 76 housing units, in 4-5 buildings with approximately 4 floors above ground level. As part of urban renewal, approximately 220 new housing units and approximately 25 floors above ground level are expected to be built.
Tel Hai Petah Tikva
in planning
The Weisberg and President neighborhood buildings in the city of Or Akiva currently have 295 units. The project proposes the construction of approximately 1,800 new units.
Weisberg neighborhood and President Or Akiva
in planning
The complex currently has 36 housing units. As part of urban renewal, the construction of approximately 180 new housing units is planned, which will significantly expand the number of residences in the complex.
Lachish 1-7 Ramat Hasharon
in planning
The project includes the evacuation and demolition of 59 existing housing units , and in their place approximately 180 new housing units will be built.
Krause Sokolov-Holon
in planning
The project at 128-136 Sokolov in Holon includes 45 existing apartments and 13 stores, with approximately 219 new housing units expected to be built on the site.
Sokolov 136-128 Holon
in planning
An urban renewal project that includes the demolition of 20 existing housing units and the construction of approximately 112 new , modern housing units.
Tuchman 155 Rehovot
in planning
A significant urban renewal project in the city of Holon, located at 8–24 HaChaim Street , includes the demolition of 162 existing housing units and the construction of approximately 551 new housing units in their place.
Life 8-24 Holon
in planning
An urban renewal project that includes the demolition of 24 existing housing units , and in their place, approximately 97 new housing units will be built in a new, modern residential complex adapted to the needs of the renewed community.