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Rooms Network to Open New Luxury Co-working Space in Ramat Gan

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The ROOMS co-working network, part of the Fattal Group, is launching its 15th Israeli location in Ramat Gan's ELITE TOWER, investing approximately 24 million shekels. The new facility, opening in December 2026, will offer coworking and private office spaces across three floors, alongside extensive wellness and community amenities. This expansion reflects a market trend integrating co-working into comprehensive building services, with ROOMS aiming to provide a flexible and high-quality work experience.

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  • Rooms, part of the Fattal Group, is opening its 15th co-working space in Ramat Gan's ELITE TOWER.
  • The new facility represents an investment of approximately 24 million shekels and is set to open in December 2026.
  • The space will occupy three floors of the tower, offering coworking, private offices, and extensive wellness amenities.
  • This expansion aligns with a market trend of integrating co-working services into office buildings.
  • Rooms currently operates 14 co-working locations across Israel, founded in 2019.
Rooms Network to Open New Luxury Co-working Space in Ramat Gan
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The ROOMS co-working network, part of the Fattal Group, is expanding its operations in Israel with the establishment of its 15th workspace. Located in the ELITE TOWER office building in Ramat Gan, the new complex represents an investment of approximately 24 million shekels. The ELITE TOWER, situated at 16 Ze'ev Jabotinsky Street, is a prominent real estate project in the Diamond Exchange district, built on the site of the former Elite chocolate factory. The new ROOMS facility is slated to open in December 2026.

The co-working space will span three floors, from the 26th to the 28th, offering panoramic views of the sea and surroundings. The first floor will be dedicated to coworking, featuring workstations, private offices, meeting rooms, and hospitality areas. The remaining two floors will host the network's flagship 'Private Space' product, providing customized private office solutions for startups, growing companies, and organizations seeking high-level work environments.

In addition to the co-working facilities, members and building tenants will have access to a dedicated wellness and community floor. This area will include wellness amenities such as ice baths and saunas, event spaces, shared work areas, a coffee bar, and content and community zones. The space is also planned to host lectures, workshops, networking events, and other activities throughout the year.

The development of the ROOMS complex within ELITE TOWER reflects a broader trend in the office market where co-working spaces are becoming an integral part of building services. The ELITE TOWER project itself is a mixed-use development incorporating offices, residences, retail, and lifestyle elements, and is being constructed to LEED green building standards. Its central location, near major transportation routes and public transit stations, ensures accessibility for workers and companies across the country.

Founded in 2019, ROOMS currently operates 14 co-working spaces across Israel, including locations in Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, Bnei Brak, Ra'anana, Glilot, Modi'in, and Petah Tikva. The network emphasizes a flexible work model that combines co-working with the hospitality standards of the Fattal Group, offering members access to business lounges, hospitality services, community events, and benefits at Fattal hotels.

The CEO of ROOMS, CEO of ROOMS, stated that the changing world of work, driven by AI and flexible models, is increasing demand for environments that offer more than just office space. He highlighted the growing need for flexibility, complementary services, and a high-quality work experience, positioning ROOMS as a leader in this trend with its new ELITE TOWER location.

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