● Agricultural landBlock 3693 · Parcel 18

Hadarim

East Rehovot

Own land in Israel. In a place with reasons to look ahead.

Image for illustration only. The land is agricultural and is not available for construction.

(Hadarim Land Project)

אֶרֶץ נָתְנָה יְבוּלָהּ

“The earth hath yielded her increase.”

Psalms 67:7

Some places connect the story of the land with the story of a city. Eastern Rehovot is one of them: a setting where residential neighborhoods, open landscapes, research institutions and new urban planning come together.

TerraVera Group, led by Attorney and Notary Golan Gedalya, offers ownership interests in privately owned land in Block 3693, Parcel 18, with the rights you acquire registered in your name in Israel's Land Registry, known as the Tabu.

Discover Rehovot

Rehovot is a city of about 150,000 residents in the Shfela, the coastal plain of central Israel. It combines residential neighborhoods, commerce, culture and higher education. The Weizmann Institute of Science, the Faculty of Agriculture and the Science Park connect research, knowledge and business.

The wider setting includes the Ahuzat Hanasi neighborhood and Hadarim Park, which brings green space, walking paths and fruit trees to eastern Rehovot. Together they make Rehovot a place to live, to work and to build a connection with Israel.

A developing city. A finite resource.

Land is a finite resource. Within an established city, neighborhoods, public institutions and infrastructure shape the relationship between open land and the urban fabric.

In a small country like Israel, owning land in the central region is a tangible connection to place. In eastern Rehovot, that connection meets a city of science and community, alongside substantial planned urban development.

(The figures)

The neighboring plan: TML 3003, East Rehovot

Nearby, the approved TML 3003 East Rehovot plan, associated with the city's Kedem Quarter vision, shows the scale of development planned in the area.

Housing: About 8,400 homes, including sheltered housing
Employment and commerce: About 500,000 sq m (5.4 million sq ft), a rounded figure
Parks and gardens: About 185 dunams (46 acres)
Other components: Public facilities and transport infrastructure

Housing, employment and public space are part of the planned urban setting. Understanding this surrounding development helps buyers assess the location and its potential.

The land is agricultural and is not available for construction.

(Get in touch)

Your land interest. Your name in the Land Registry.

Acquiring an ownership interest is a way to hold a tangible asset in Israel in your own name. Explore the project and the transaction through a personal conversation with Attorney and Notary Golan Gedalya. Request property details, purchase options and a personal meeting.

Start with a conversation.

Your details open a WhatsApp chat with Golan. He replies personally.