Sela Capital

Partners, a company offering office services to independent lawyers that recently encountered difficulties, received the green light from Sela Capital to be released from its lease agreement. Partners will vacate floors 34-35 in the HaArba'a Towers in Tel Aviv by tomorrow and will continue to operate in a reduced format in the Museum Towers.

Real estate investment trusts Sela Capital Real Estate and Menivim REIT have improved their financial performance, seeking to offset the office market downturn by investing in retail and logistics assets.

The chairman of Sela Capital plans to purchase company shares, signaling confidence in the asset after a 26% decline in value this year.