Breath-taking panoramic views of Tel Aviv are enjoyed from the Electra Tower business center's 42nd floor position in a highly accessible skyscraper. Guests enter the stunning building, located in a prime business district, through an expansive contemporary lobby. Upstairs, huge windows let natural light pour in and frame a backdrop to the large reception area as well as the workspaces. Tel Aviv is Israel's commercial capital. Its business sectors include energy, hi-tech, life sciences, food and tourism. The district is home to many multinational corporations, including leaders in IT, and national and international firms specializing in offshore finance, law and accountancy. The business center is close to a major medical center and Tel Aviv University provides a natural talent pool. The tower, which includes many amenities, is easy to access by public transport and from nearby Highway 20. It is about 20 to 30 minutes from the airport.
There is nothing to eat in the Electra Tower area. Starting with the restaurants and cafes spread in the area and the Azrieli Mall which is also within walking distance of the complex. The closest restaurants are: Zipra, BBB, Pepper, Ranchis, Fish Bar Derby and Coffee 96.
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Regus is a world leader in customized office space. The company offers work space in attractive locations, creates a convenient and productive environment for employees and customers, and helps businesses save costs.
In recent years, the company has expanded its operations to Israel and established 10 luxurious compounds located in attractive business locations in Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, Herzliya, Haifa and more.
Regus has 2,800 business centers in more than 190 countries worldwide and provides a range of office services for over 2.3 million customers who enjoy working and networking spaces with people just like them.
The office market in Israel is facing a flood, but the short-term offices are multiplying at a particularly fast pace. The global office giant Riggs currently owns about 10 centers in Israel
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Ofer Vitkon is the CEO of the IWG Group - the largest group in the world for operating business centers and co-working spaces, which operates the Regus and Spaces brands in Israel.
The new business center is expected to be spread over 1,200 square meters and will include 137 shared work spaces, 52 fully equipped private offices and conference rooms, and will be located in the Har Hotzvim tower.
WeWork is negotiating a deal to lease half of the ToHa office tower, which is currently being built on Totzeret Ha'Aretz Street. It is estimated that rents in the common workspace will range from 70-80 NIS per square meter.
