Ezer Weizman 12 Hod HaSharon

Ezer Weizman 12 Project – What Happened in the Project and What Were the Profits?

A large portion of the investors in the project purchased agricultural land prior to its approval for construction. This allowed company investors to buy the land at a low price and profit from the rezoning process and land appreciation.

The project built an 18-story building with 64 apartments as part of a larger complex of two buildings (Ezer Weizman 10 and Ezer Weizman 12), totaling approximately 128 apartments. Investors who purchased residential land in the project saved substantial amounts—reaching up to ~1,500,000 NIS on special apartments and ~1,000,000 NIS on standard apartments. Additional significant savings were achieved on purchase taxes and ancillary costs usually incurred when buying directly from a developer.

Purchasing investment land in the Sharon region that is undergoing rezoning and adjacent to mass transit infrastructure is considered one of the most stable and profitable investment avenues today. Whether buying land for residential use or commercial/office space, land investments allow investors—even those with smaller budgets—to make smaller real estate investments while generating high returns.

Why Invest in Hod HaSharon? What Drove Investment in Plan HR/1200?

The demand for apartments in Israel continues to rise while the supply in high-demand regions remains limited. In cities like Hod HaSharon, growing demand drives up real estate prices, making the city an attractive investment destination—especially for land investments that allow buyers to profit from both the land appreciation phase and subsequent apartment price increases.

Furthermore, Hod HaSharon is a high-quality destination for families and high socio-economic demographics seeking a high standard of living, excellent infrastructure, pleasant residential environments, and top-tier education. The city also prioritizes preserving nature and green spaces for public well-being. These characteristics, combined with strong demand for land in Hod HaSharon and central Israel, lead to consistent price increases.

The key is identifying land potential while it is still agricultural or in early rezoning stages.

Related Projects & Compounds:

• Compound 531 (Plan HR/1202): An adjacent compound planned for approximately 4,200 apartments.

• Nof HaYarkon Compound

• Chinuch Axis Compound

About Compound 4 & Plan HR/1200

Compound 1200 is located in northeastern Hod HaSharon, near the "Hod HaSharon Sokolov" train station and Highway 531. Approximately 2,000 apartments were built on the former agricultural land. Apartment prices in the compound have risen significantly in recent years, turning early agricultural land buyers into property owners in one of the area's most sought-after neighborhoods.

Construction services for Ezer Weizman 10 and 12 were provided by Ashtrom, and the buildings are currently fully built and occupied.