Aura Ramat Hasharon

Urban Renewal Project Aura Ramat Hasharon, situated in the heart of the rejuvenated Morasha neighborhood, will feature the construction of 687 new and luxurious residential units in six towers. At their base, upscale commercial areas, high-quality shops, and coffee houses will be established for the residents, all adjacent to a large green park. The development plan for the area was approved in 2017 and is currently in the marketing phase, offering apartments ranging from 3 to 6 rooms, garden apartments, duplexes, mini-penthouses, and penthouses.
The environmental envelope of the project includes the development of a public boulevard, open green spaces, bike paths, public structures, and close proximity to educational institutions: Dvora Omer elementary school, Alumim junior high school, and Rotberg High School. In close proximity to the project, there is a gifted school, a community center, scouts, Sharonit country club, and Grundman Stadium. In the future, an arts center will be established nearby.
The project is located in the eastern part of Ramat Hasharon. A junction is currently under construction to connect the project directly to Highways 4, 5, and 6.
Towers 1 and 2 (Phase A) are currently under construction, with an anticipated move-in date of September 2024. Marketing for Phase B of the project has began, which includes an additional 4 towers.
The project’s residents will benefit from a rich technical specification and optimal planning designed by the architectural firm Canaan-Shenhav. One of the leading firms in Israel, Canaan-Shenhav Architects specializes in urban renewal projects, featuring innovative, green, and smart planning for residential neighborhoods.
Gil Shenhav, co-owner with 25 years of experience and among the senior architects in the country, shares the vision that guided him in planning Aura Ramat Hasharon:
We plan for people. Without them, a house is just walls.
Regarding the complex itself, special attention is given to people, pedestrians, young parents with strollers, and grandparents. As the neighborhood is located in a city that places the community at its center, we ensured that each family unit has the right place for them, whether it’s a park, coffee shops, or shaded bike paths surrounded by newly planted trees for preservation.