Coworking Chain ROOMS to Invest NIS 24 Million in New Ramat Gan Complex
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Coworking network ROOMS, part of the Fattal Group, will invest NIS 24 million in a new 5,000-square-meter complex in Ramat Gan, opening in December 2026. The 15th Israeli location will offer shared and private offices, plus a dedicated health and leisure floor with saunas and ice baths. This expansion reflects a growing trend of incorporating wellness amenities into office spaces to attract businesses and workers.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- ROOMS will invest NIS 24 million in a new 5,000-square-meter coworking complex in Ramat Gan.
- The new facility is scheduled to open in December 2026 and will be the 15th ROOMS location in Israel.
- The complex will feature shared workspaces, customizable private offices, and a dedicated health and leisure floor.
- Amenities will include saunas, ice baths, and spaces for corporate events and workshops.
- The move aligns with a trend of integrating wellness services into office spaces.
The coworking space network ROOMS, part of the Fattal Group, is set to invest approximately NIS 24 million in a new 5,000-square-meter complex in Ramat Gan. The facility, slated to open in December 2026, will be located in a tower within the Stock Exchange district at 16 Ze'ev Jabotinsky Street. This will be ROOMS' 15th location in Israel.
The new complex will span three floors of the office tower. The first floor will function as a shared workspace, offering individual workstations, private offices, and meeting rooms. The remaining two floors will operate under a private space model, providing customizable office layouts for startups and organizations seeking flexible alternatives to long-term leases.
In addition to traditional workspaces, the project will feature a dedicated floor for health and leisure. This floor will include amenities such as saunas, ice baths, a coffee bar, and areas for corporate events and workshops. This emphasis on wellness facilities reflects a broader trend in the office sector, where real estate companies are increasingly offering comprehensive community and welfare services to attract tenants and employees.
