The district will be constructed with 1.2 million square meters of mixed-use buildings interspersed with attractive, dynamic, public urban spaces featuring Israel’s largest integrated transport hub at its center. This unique, cutting-edge commercial district is where the words of business, finance, academia, cultural and national institutions powerful intersect.
- National Partnerships
The project is managed and administered by Eden – The Jerusalem Economic Development Company, with implementation carried out by Moriah – The Jerusalem Development Company in collaboration with the Jerusalem Municipality, the Ministry of Transportation, the Ministry of Finance and the Israel Land Authority with an investment of 1.4 billion shekels
- Israel’s Largest Integrated Transportation Hub
Israel’s transportation hub seamlessly integrates Israel Railways’ Navon Station (just 32 minutes from Tel Aviv), with three light railway lines, Jerusalem’s Central Bus Station with 280 urban and intercity bus lines per hour, and two kilometres of new bicycle paths.
- Israel’s Leading Business Center
Mixed-use development offers employment opportunities focusing on commerce, hotel, tourism and government, together with an ecosystem of culture, academia and government services that will interconnect to make the City Gateway the place for Israel’s greatest and most significant economic achievements in the future.
- State-of-the-Art Public Urban Space
Topotek 1, landscape architects, won the international architectural competition to plan the project’s public urban spaces which will be designed and built to an exceptionally high standard to create an attractive, vibrant, open urban space at the city’s gateway.
- National Partnerships
The project is managed and administered by Eden – The Jerusalem Economic Development Company, with implementation carried out by Moriah – The Jerusalem Development Company in collaboration with the Jerusalem Municipality, the Ministry of Transportation, the Ministry of Finance and the Israel Land Authority with an investment of 1.4 billion shekels
- Israel’s Largest Integrated Transportation Hub
Israel’s transportation hub seamlessly integrates Israel Railways’ Navon Station (just 32 minutes from Tel Aviv), with three light railway lines, Jerusalem’s Central Bus Station with 280 urban and intercity bus lines per hour, and two kilometres of new bicycle paths.
- Israel’s Leading Business Center
Mixed-use development offers employment opportunities focusing on commerce, hotel, tourism and government, together with an ecosystem of culture, academia and government services that will interconnect to make the City Gateway the place for Israel’s greatest and most significant economic achievements in the future.
- State-of-the-Art Public Urban Space
Topotek 1, landscape architects, won the international architectural competition to plan the project’s public urban spaces which will be designed and built to an exceptionally high standard to create an attractive, vibrant, open urban space at the city’s gateway.
- National Partnerships
The project is managed and administered by Eden – The Jerusalem Economic Development Company, with implementation carried out by Moriah – The Jerusalem Development Company in collaboration with the Jerusalem Municipality, the Ministry of Transportation, the Ministry of Finance and the Israel Land Authority with an investment of 1.4 billion shekels
- 1200000
Square metersFor offices, commerce, hotels, public and residential buildings - 350000PedestriansPer day
- 60000New employment opportunities
- 32MinutesTel Aviv to Jerusalem by train
- 20TowersUp to 40 stories high
- 3Light Rail LinesRed, Green, Yellow
The Lots
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- Private ownership/SOLD
- Public use
- Available parcels for sale
- Public use and for sale
- Light rail station
- Israel rail station
- Parking lot
- Light Rail - Red Line
- Light Rail - Green Line
- Light Rail - Yellow Line
- Israel Railway
- Light Rail Station
- Light Rail Station
- Light Rail Station
- Lots
- Transportation
- All
* The figures are in accordance with authorized and proposed plans.
I Marom Tower
- Ownership: Privately owned
- Parcel area: 3,650 m2
- Status: Under Construction
- Development: 40-story tower
- Total building rights: 55,600 m2
- Usages : offices, hotels, public use, co-living option, commerce
J ‘North Vehicle’ Complex
- Ownership: State of Israel – for sale
- Parcel area : 1,210 m2
- Status : Under construction
- Development : Additional two stories to be added to existing two to three story buildings for preservation.
- Total building rights : 5,600 m2
- Usages : offices, commerce, public use.
K ‘South Vehicle’ Complex
- Ownership: State of Israel – for sale
- Parcel area : 4,500 m2
- Status : Under construction
- Development : 40-story towers
- Total building rights : 91,800 m2
- Usages : offices, co-living ,commerce, public use
District Office Complex
- Ownership : State of Israel – for public use
- Parcel area : 6,410 m2
- Status : Under construction
- Development : Two 27-story towers
- Total building rights : 56,200 m2
- Usages : offices ,public use
Blilius Complex
- Ownership : Privately owned
- Parcel area : 5,760 m2
- Status : Under construction
- Development : 34-story tower, 30-story tower
- Total building rights : 68,323 m2
- Usages : offices, public use, residential, commerce
Shaarei Tzedek
- Ownership : State of Israel – for sale
- Parcel area : 6,810 m2
- Status : Under construction
- Development : Existing building for preservation with additional four towers
- Total building rights : 162,449 m2
- Usages : offices, residential, commerce, hotels, public use
B
- Ownership : B.S.R & JTLV
- Parcel area : 9,020 m2
- Status : Under construction
- Development : Two 4-story perimeter block buildings and one 40-story tower
- Total building rights : 60,000 m2
- Usages : offices, hotels, public use, co-living option, commerce
A1 The Zionist Archive
- Ownership : State of Israel – for public use
- Parcel area : 5,580 m2
- Status : Under construction
- Development : Existing two-story building with two additional buildings, 8 and 14 stories
- Total building rights : 27,461 m2
- Usages : offices, public use
A2
- Ownership : B.S.R & JTLV
- Parcel area : 2,180 m2
- Status : Under construction
- Development : 8-story perimeter block building
- Total building rights : 12,000 m2
- Usages : offices, commerce, public use.
A3
- Ownership : B.S.R & JTLV
- Parcel area : 1,700 m2
- Status : Under construction
- Development : 40-story tower
- Total building rights : 50,000 m2
- Usages : offices, hotels, co-living, public use, commerce
E ICC Binyanei Ha’Uma
- Ownership : State of Israel – for sale and public use
- Parcel area : 44,700 m2
- Status : Tender yet to be published
- Development : Existing Ussishkin Auditorium, two additional 10-story perimeter block buildings and two 40-story towers
- Total building rights : 280,500 m2
- Usages : offices, hotels, public use, commerce, sheltered housing
F1 Court of Justice Complex
- Ownership : State of Israel – for public use
- Parcel area : 7,950 m2
- Development : Five 10- to 12-story perimeter block buildings
- Total building rights : 56,000 m2
- Usages :commerce, public use
F2 State Prosecutor
- Ownership : State of Israel – for public use
- Parcel area : 1,740 m2
- Development : 10-story perimeter block building
- Total building rights : 15,100 m2
- Usages : commerce, public use
C
- Ownership : State of Israel – for sale
- Parcel area : 5,280 m2
- Status : Tender yet to be published
- Development : 8-story perimeter block building and one 40-story tower
- Total building rights : 77,900 m2
- Usages : offices, hotels, public use, co-living option, commerce
D
- Ownership : State of Israel – for sale
- Parcel area : 6,470 m2
- Status : Tender yet to be published
- Development : 6-story perimeter block building, 8-story perimeter block building and one 40-story tower
- Total building rights : 80,000 m2
- Usages : offices, hotels, public use, co-living option, commerce
Just 10 minutes on the Light Rail brings you to the Old City, one of the world’s most famous tourist destinations which brings locals and tourists of different religions and nations together to visit its holy sites.
At the heart of the project, a new commercial street will be constructed named for Israel Prize winner Deborah Omer. The street will function as a pedestrian-only mall leading from the Herzl – Shazar Boulevard intersection to Miriam Yellin Shteklis Square.
At the end of Deborah Omer Boulevard, a new urban plaza will be built, named for Israel Prize-winning author and poet, Miriam Yellin Shteklis. The bustling, vibrant urban open space will also offer commercial opportunities.
At the center of the Jerusalem Gateway project, the new court and State Prosecutor buildings will bring together in one location the district and magistrate courts including family, traffic, juvenile and district courts, as well as the local and National Labor Court.
Currently being built at the center of the Jerusalem Gateway project, the two towers of the District Buildings will house the Jerusalem District government’s offices.
Jerusalem’s Central Bus Station on Jaffa Street interconnects smoothly with the Israel Railway Station opposite, the city’s Light Rail lines and 280 urban and intercity bus lines every hour.
The light rail project is the first of its kind in Israel and is part of the comprehensive transportation master plan for Jerusalem. Its three lines will meet at the Jerusalem Gateway, running frequently throughout the day and connecting all parts of the city.
The railway station is situated 80 meters below street level. The high-speed railway connects the Jerusalem Gateway to Ben-Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv and the Gush Dan metropolitan area.
Israel’s leading sport and convention center that has hosted hundreds of historic conferences of major significance since the founding of the State. Binyanei Ha’Uma is expected to expand and develop into the Middle East’s largest conference center as part of the Jerusalem Gateway Project.
The legislative authority and parliament of the State of Israel is located in the government precinct and embodies Israel’s parliamentary authority.
The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority of the State of Israel, with 15 judges under the authority of the President of the Supreme Court.
Jerusalem’s colorful central market, with its unique character, draws local residents and tourists from around the country and abroad to visit its wide variety of fresh food stalls, specialist shops and its vibrant nightlife which includes some of the finest eating experiences that the city has to offer.
Bezalel, Israel’s leading academy for arts, design and architecture and one of the world’s major art schools. The facility is the house of 2,500 students and 500 staff members, creating a creative and cutting-edge ecosystem in Jerusalem.
The Arts Campus is the house of all the city’s art schools. The Sam Spiegel Film & Television School, Nissan Nativ School of Acting and the Eastern Music
The largest urban park in the city is situated close to the Jerusalem Gateway and serves as a large “green lung” that encompasses Jerusalem’s major institutions and sites.
The government precinct brings together the legislative, executive and judicial authorities of the State of Israel. The precinct is a central pillar of the plan to centralize government, cultural and national institutions together in one area.
The museum quarter on Givat Ram is the foundation on which Israeli culture is built and includes the Israel Museum, the National Library, the Science Museum, the Bible Lands Museum, the Academy of the Hebrew Language, the Music Academy and the planned Natural History Museum.
The Givat Ram campus is home to the Faculty of Science, the Einstein Institute of Mathematics and the Israel Institute for Advanced Studies and is recognized as a leading scientific research center in Israel and abroad. The 270,000-square-meter Hujitech hi-tech industrial park, with a further 30,000 square meters reserved for future development, will be built adjacent to the campus under the University’s auspices and managed by the Gav-Yam Company.
The city center melds together the many entertainment options that Jerusalem has to offer. from the colorful, exciting Machaneh Yehuda Market, through the Ben Yehuda pedestrian mall, historic Jaffa Road and the picture-perfect Nachalat Shiva Quarter.
Just 10 minutes on the Light Rail brings you to the Old City, one of the world’s most famous tourist destinations which brings locals and tourists of different religions and nations together to visit its holy sites.
At the heart of the project, a new commercial street will be constructed named for Israel Prize winner Deborah Omer. The street will function as a pedestrian-only mall leading from the Herzl – Shazar Boulevard intersection to Miriam Yellin Shteklis Square.
At the end of Deborah Omer Boulevard, a new urban plaza will be built, named for Israel Prize-winning author and poet, Miriam Yellin Shteklis. The bustling, vibrant urban open space will also offer commercial opportunities.
At the center of the Jerusalem Gateway project, the new court and State Prosecutor buildings will bring together in one location the district and magistrate courts including family, traffic, juvenile and district courts, as well as the local and National Labor Court.
Currently being built at the center of the Jerusalem Gateway project, the two towers of the District Buildings will house the Jerusalem District government’s offices.
Jerusalem’s Central Bus Station on Jaffa Street interconnects smoothly with the Israel Railway Station opposite, the city’s Light Rail lines and 280 urban and intercity bus lines every hour.
The light rail project is the first of its kind in Israel and is part of the comprehensive transportation master plan for Jerusalem. Its three lines will meet at the Jerusalem Gateway, running frequently throughout the day and connecting all parts of the city.
The railway station is situated 80 meters below street level. The high-speed railway connects the Jerusalem Gateway to Ben-Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv and the Gush Dan metropolitan area.
Israel’s leading sport and convention center that has hosted hundreds of historic conferences of major significance since the founding of the State. Binyanei Ha’Uma is expected to expand and develop into the Middle East’s largest conference center as part of the Jerusalem Gateway Project.
The legislative authority and parliament of the State of Israel is located in the government precinct and embodies Israel’s parliamentary authority.
The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority of the State of Israel, with 15 judges under the authority of the President of the Supreme Court.
Jerusalem’s colorful central market, with its unique character, draws local residents and tourists from around the country and abroad to visit its wide variety of fresh food stalls, specialist shops and its vibrant nightlife which includes some of the finest eating experiences that the city has to offer.
Bezalel, Israel’s leading academy for arts, design and architecture and one of the world’s major art schools. The facility is the house of 2,500 students and 500 staff members, creating a creative and cutting-edge ecosystem in Jerusalem.
The Arts Campus is the house of all the city’s art schools. The Sam Spiegel Film & Television School, Nissan Nativ School of Acting and the Eastern Music
The largest urban park in the city is situated close to the Jerusalem Gateway and serves as a large “green lung” that encompasses Jerusalem’s major institutions and sites.
The government precinct brings together the legislative, executive and judicial authorities of the State of Israel. The precinct is a central pillar of the plan to centralize government, cultural and national institutions together in one area.
The museum quarter on Givat Ram is the foundation on which Israeli culture is built and includes the Israel Museum, the National Library, the Science Museum, the Bible Lands Museum, the Academy of the Hebrew Language, the Music Academy and the planned Natural History Museum.
The Givat Ram campus is home to the Faculty of Science, the Einstein Institute of Mathematics and the Israel Institute for Advanced Studies and is recognized as a leading scientific research center in Israel and abroad. The 270,000-square-meter Hujitech hi-tech industrial park, with a further 30,000 square meters reserved for future development, will be built adjacent to the campus under the University’s auspices and managed by the Gav-Yam Company.
The city center melds together the many entertainment options that Jerusalem has to offer. from the colorful, exciting Machaneh Yehuda Market, through the Ben Yehuda pedestrian mall, historic Jaffa Road and the picture-perfect Nachalat Shiva Quarter.
Just 10 minutes on the Light Rail brings you to the Old City, one of the world’s most famous tourist destinations which brings locals and tourists of different religions and nations together to visit its holy sites.
At the heart of the project, a new commercial street will be constructed named for Israel Prize winner Deborah Omer. The street will function as a pedestrian-only mall leading from the Herzl – Shazar Boulevard intersection to Miriam Yellin Shteklis Square.
At the end of Deborah Omer Boulevard, a new urban plaza will be built, named for Israel Prize-winning author and poet, Miriam Yellin Shteklis. The bustling, vibrant urban open space will also offer commercial opportunities.
At the center of the Jerusalem Gateway project, the new court and State Prosecutor buildings will bring together in one location the district and magistrate courts including family, traffic, juvenile and district courts, as well as the local and National Labor Court.
Currently being built at the center of the Jerusalem Gateway project, the two towers of the District Buildings will house the Jerusalem District government’s offices.
