Lala Land
A café and restaurant right on the sand at Gordon Beach, good for breakfast with a sea view.
Where the Old North is
The Old North stretches from the city center up to the Yarkon River, between the sea and Ibn Gabirol Street. Its landmarks are Rabin Square, the tree-lined Ben-Gurion Boulevard and the beaches along the promenade.
To the north lie the Tel Aviv Port and the Yarkon Park, the city's largest park.
Living in the Old North
Most homes are apartments in three- to four-storey buildings, many from the 1930s to the 1960s, with a growing number of renovated and new buildings. The streets are quieter than in the south of the city, there are many playgrounds and schools, and you can reach the beach and the park on foot.
The Old North suits families and buyers who want a calmer everyday life without leaving the city: park, beach, schools and cafés within walking distance. If you want nightlife on your doorstep, look further south.
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Where Ron goes in the Old North
Ben-Gurion House
The home of Israel's first prime minister on Ben-Gurion Boulevard, now a museum.
Old North in pictures
What it costs
Northern part
New build₪69,400≈ $22,700
Existing₪64,700≈ $21,200
Southern part
New build₪66,100≈ $21,600
Existing₪58,100≈ $19,000
Officially the Old North is split into a northern and a southern part.
FAQ
Questions about the Old North
Where is the Old North in Tel Aviv?
North of the city center, up to the Yarkon River, between the sea and Ibn Gabirol Street.
Is the Old North good for families?
Yes, it is one of the most popular neighborhoods for families in Tel Aviv: quieter streets, parks, schools and the beach close by.
How much does an apartment cost in the Old North?
Roughly ₪58,100–69,400 per m² (≈ $19,000–22,700), depending on location and whether it is new or existing. Median of registered sales, Israel Tax Authority (nadlan.gov.il), as of October 2026. Details in the price overview.
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