At the prime intersection of Arlozorov and Dizengoff streets in Tel Aviv, this luxurious apartment occupies space in the 29 story Arlozorov 17 Tower designed by renowned architect Prof. Moshe Tzur with interiors by Pitzu Kedem. Priced at $10.5 million, the 2,712 square foot residence combines two apartments into one expansive home featuring four bedrooms and four bathrooms. The interior creates dramatic space with an 80 square meter living room and a 40 square meter ensuite bedroom, plus two additional bedrooms, a TV area, workspace, and open plan kitchen with top of the line appliances. A generous 41 square meter terrace provides breathtaking urban views over Tel Aviv's dynamic cityscape.

Attention to detail shows throughout with tailor made closets, high ceiling windows, marble tiles, and natural wood parquet flooring creating a refined aesthetic. The apartment includes smart home technology and a VRF conditioning system for efficient climate control year round. These aren't decorative touches but functional systems that make daily life comfortable and convenient in Tel Aviv's Mediterranean climate. The combination of custom elements and quality materials creates a home that feels both luxurious and livable.

Residents enjoy exceptional building amenities including an Olympic sized swimming pool, spa, gym, and private garden that create resort style living in the city center. Two private parking spaces solve one of Tel Aviv's biggest challenges: secure parking in prime locations. The Arlozorov and Dizengoff intersection puts you at the crossroads of Tel Aviv's best neighborhoods, with immediate access to restaurants, cafes, shopping, cultural venues, and the beach just minutes away. This is urban living at its finest, where everything you need sits within walking distance while the apartment itself provides a peaceful retreat above the city's energy.

Tel Aviv's luxury apartment market has become one of the world's most expensive per square meter, driven by the city's unique combination of limited land, strong tech sector wealth creation, and geopolitical factors that concentrate Israeli wealth in the country's economic capital. Properties above $5 million in prime Tel Aviv locations have appreciated by approximately 178% over the past 15 years, significantly outpacing Jerusalem and other Israeli cities, as Tel Aviv captured the majority of wealth generated by Israel's technology boom that created over 100 unicorn companies and thousands of millionaires. The practice of combining apartments to create larger living spaces has become standard in Tel Aviv's luxury market, with approximately 41% of high end transactions involving combined units, as buyers seek the space typically found in villas while maintaining central urban locations near tech campuses, beaches, and cultural amenities. Smart home technology and advanced climate systems aren't optional luxuries but expected features, with properties lacking these systems selling for 12 to 18% less than comparable tech equipped apartments, reflecting Israeli buyers' comfort with technology and expectations for modern living standards. Interestingly, the luxury buyer profile in Tel Aviv skews significantly younger than most global cities, with an average age of 42 compared to 51 in London or 54 in New York, driven by Israel's tech entrepreneurship culture that creates substantial wealth for founders and early employees in their 30s and 40s. Parking spaces in prime Tel Aviv locations have become valuable assets in themselves, worth approximately $60,000 to $105,000 each, with luxury apartments including multiple spaces commanding meaningful premiums as car ownership remains high despite improved public transit.