Almog Group Demolishes Old Building for Yad Eliyahu Residential Project

Almog Group has commenced urban renewal in Tel Aviv by demolishing an old residential building at 7 Lohamei Gallipoli Street, corner of Yad LeBanim Boulevard in the Yad Eliyahu neighborhood. The site will be redeveloped into the new "Gallipolis" residential project, featuring a 7-story building with 69 modern apartments.

The diverse apartment mix ranges from 2- to 5-room units, alongside garden apartments, duplexes, and penthouses. The project includes two underground parking levels with standard parking spaces, storage rooms, a tenant club, and designed lobbies. Architectural planning is led by Maoz Price Architects.

This marks Almog Group's second venture in Yad Eliyahu, situated minutes away from the mixed-use ALMOG THE COMPLEX project completed three years ago. The location offers proximity to Glasberg Park, walking distance to the Haganah railway station, and convenient access to the Ayalon Highway, with two future light rail lines planned for the neighborhood.

Liora Shimony, representative of the apartment owners, reflected on the milestone: "This is an emotional and slightly sad day. The building has stood here for 63 years, with residents who moved in as children and are now grandparents. Watching the home being demolished tugs at the heartstrings, but we are celebrating the beginning of our new home. I accompanied this project from day one, and though the road was complex, we stood our ground."

Yaki Amsalem, CEO of Almog Group, stated: "Yad Eliyahu is undergoing one of Tel Aviv's most impressive urban renewal processes while preserving its low-density character and green surroundings. Gallipolis is our second project in the neighborhood, replacing an aging, unprotected building with a secure, modern structure."