Israel Real Estate Conference Gathers Industry Leaders in Tel Aviv
The second annual Israel Real Estate Conference convened at the Hilton Tel Aviv on Sunday evening, bringing together top executives, decision-makers, entrepreneurs, and investors for an in-depth look at the business side of the industry. The conference, organized by Globes, featured lectures, panels, and one-on-one interviews on its second day, Monday. Throughout the event, Globes presented exclusive data, analyses, forecasts, insights, and opportunities for the coming years.
Attendees were treated to wine from the Pelam Winery in the Judean Hills and gift packages from the Gaza Envelope region, containing barley products, olive oil, and honey. On the final day, participants received succulents from the Soka Farm and socks produced by a joint Jewish-Arab venture in the Galilee, a family factory run by Yusef and Mustafa Hajuj in Kafr Kaukab.
The conference was presented in cooperation with Bank Leumi, with Astrom Group as the main sponsor. Additional sponsorships came from Ampa Capital, Profd, FBC & Co, and Aviv Melisron. Nativi Israel and Eden Company for Economic Development of Jerusalem also participated. A notable session explored why Ramon Airport might be the next real estate startup hub.
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