City Market Supermarket Chain Opens First Branch in Netivot
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
The supermarket chain City Market has opened its first branch in Netivot, investing approximately 5 million shekels in the 700-square-meter store. The new branch will operate 24/6 and features a new design concept. City Market plans to open 15 additional branches in 2027.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- City Market supermarket chain opened its first branch in Netivot.
- The new 700-square-meter store required an investment of 5 million shekels.
- The Netivot branch will operate 24 hours a day, Sunday through Friday.
- This is the first City Market store in Netivot and features a new design.
- City Market plans to open 15 new branches in 2027.
The supermarket chain City Market has opened its first branch in the southern city of Netivot, marking its entry into the local market. The new store, located at 2 Yehoshua Azulai Street in the Neve Sharon neighborhood, spans approximately 700 square meters and represents an investment of around 5 million shekels.
This branch will operate 24 hours a day, from Sunday to Friday, and will be closed on Saturdays. It has received a kosher certification and operates under rabbinical supervision. The store features a fresh meat and poultry department and an extensive fruit and vegetable section. It is also the first in Netivot to be designed according to the chain's new concept, which is being implemented across its stores as part of a renovation program.
City Market, established in 2012, currently operates dozens of stores ranging from 100 to 1,000 square meters and employs about 900 people. The chain announced plans to open 15 new branches in 2027, with some of its existing stores already operating around the clock, including on weekends.
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