Next-Generation Israeli Housing Projects Emphasize Community and Amenities
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Kata Entrepreneurship is launching the FAMILY+ residential project in Petah Tikva, Israel, featuring 108 apartments across three buildings. The project introduces a new housing concept that includes shared amenities like a gym, children's play area, and lounge to foster community. Designed by architect Ron Golan, it aims to meet the evolving needs of modern families by integrating convenience and communal spaces.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Kata Entrepreneurship's FAMILY+ project in Petah Tikva introduces new residential concepts.
- The project includes 108 apartments in three nine-story buildings.
- Shared amenities feature a gym, children's play area, and residents' lounge.
- The development aims to foster community and convenience for residents.
- Future projects will include co-working spaces and shared green areas.
Kata Entrepreneurship is introducing a new residential concept in Israel with its FAMILY+ project in Petah Tikva, aiming to blend privacy with community living and convenience.
For decades, Israeli housing has evolved from compact apartment blocks to high-rise towers and individual building renovations through Tama 38. However, Kata Entrepreneurship argues these changes haven't fully adapted to modern family lifestyles, which demand a better integration of work, family, and leisure.
The FAMILY+ project, designed by architect Ron Golan, involves the demolition of three old buildings to construct three new nine-story buildings containing 108 apartments. Beyond the apartments, the complex will feature shared amenities such as a gym, a children's play area (Jumboly), and a residents' lounge for social gatherings and events. This approach aims to provide residents with convenient access to fitness, recreation, and social spaces without leaving the complex.
Residents will also benefit from the project's location, which is within walking distance of educational institutions, commercial centers, and the Sirkin Mall. The apartments themselves are designed with spacious layouts, acoustic windows, electric shutters, and large porcelain flooring, with attention paid to modern kitchen and bathroom finishes. Each apartment includes a private storage unit and parking space, and each building will have two elevators for accessibility.
Kata Entrepreneurship plans further developments in the area, including another project on the nearby Hatzanhanim Street. This future project will feature multiple buildings surrounding a shared green space and will include co-working areas for residents, reflecting the company's strategic shift towards developing residential complexes that integrate living, working, leisure, and community.