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Cohen Buys Luxury Tel Aviv Apartment

Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen buys luxury apartment in Tel Aviv's Rainbow Project, a high-end development by Israel Canada.

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IsraelInvestmentReal EstateDevelopmentLuxuryTel Aviv

MossadSoftbankIsrael Canada

Yossi CohenEyal WaldmanNoa Kirel

Describe the Rainbow Project and its amenities.: The Rainbow Project, developed by Israel Canada, is a high-end residential complex featuring 480 luxury apartments across six buildings and a tower. Amenities include a rooftop pool, spa, business center, and more.
Name other notable residents of the Rainbow Project.: Other notable residents in the Rainbow Project include businessman Eyal Waldman and singer Noa Kirel, further highlighting the project's prestigious status and desirability among high-profile individuals.
Who recently purchased an apartment in Tel Aviv's Rainbow Project?: Yossi Cohen, former head of Mossad, recently purchased a luxury apartment in Tel Aviv's Rainbow Project for approximately NIS 14 million. The 134 square meter apartment boasts a sea-facing balcony and is part of a larger development by Israel Canada.
What is the location of the Rainbow Project and what are its nearby attractions?: Located in Tel Aviv's Sde Dov neighborhood, the Rainbow Project offers convenient access to the beach, Tel Aviv Port, and Hayarkon Park. Its prime location and luxurious amenities contribute to its high demand and value.
What is the sales status of the Rainbow Project and what are the company's future plans?: Israel Canada has sold 211 apartments in the project, generating around NIS 1.9 billion in revenue. The company recently acquired additional land to expand the complex and enhance amenities for residents.

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