Ramat Hasharon

Neighbourhoods

Neve Magen and West Ramat HaSharon (HaMaaravit) are quiet neighbourhoods of private houses, some bordering open green space. Neve Rasco is an established area of low-rise, ground-attached homes. Morasha, in the south of the city, is older and much of it is being renewed. Neve Gan, south of Highway 5, mixes private houses with newer apartment buildings. The city centre runs along Sokolov Street.

Location and access

The city borders Tel Aviv to the south, Herzliya and Glil Yam to the north and Hod HaSharon to the east. Main roads reach it through the Glilot and HaKfar HaYarok interchanges, the Ayalon, Highway 2 and Highway 5. The nearest railway stations are Tel Aviv University and Herzliya.

Before buying a house on a plot

Plot area is not built area, and unused building rights can add real value. Check the plans that apply to the plot, whether what was built matches the permit, and the land registration. We coordinate these checks and bring in the lawyer and the appraiser, so everything is settled before signing.

Which neighbourhoods in Ramat HaSharon suit a private house on a plot?

Neve Magen, West Ramat HaSharon and Neve Rasco hold most of the private houses, along with established streets in the city centre. Neve Gan and Morasha combine private homes with apartment buildings.

Can you demolish and rebuild in Ramat HaSharon?

Many purchases in the city are older houses bought to rebuild. Building rights differ between areas and between plots, so they should be checked against the plan for the specific plot before buying. If you have a plot in mind, we will go through it with you.

Are there properties in Ramat HaSharon that are not published on the site?

Yes. Some of the homes we represent are shown privately, at the owner's request. Tell us what you are looking for and we will check what is available.

How do I arrange a viewing in Ramat HaSharon?

Call +972-53-3524653, send a WhatsApp message to +972-54-4470407 or write to info@nyg.co.il.