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The Margalit Startup City Tel Aviv complex is spread over 2 floors where meeting rooms can be rented. The first floor includes a large conference room with up to 10 seats with a screen and a system for making Zoom calls, a lounge, a games area and a kitchen. On the upper floor there are 4 meeting rooms, one for up to 12 people with a sea view, 2 meeting rooms for up to 6 people and one for up to 4 people. All of them have a screen and a system for making Zoom calls. In addition, there are hot stations, large executive offices with a view of the sea and a lounge.
The company was founded in 1993 by Dr. Erel Margalit to create a physical infrastructure for his vision of turning Jerusalem into a capital of Innovation and culture. The Mint’s goal is to create a home for high-tech companies as well as social and cultural organizations throughout Israel. It currently has projects in Haifa and Beer Sheva as well as Jerusalem.
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.
Mindspace, the co-working spaces chain, has rented four additional floors of 3,500 sq.m. in Zion House on Rothschild Boulevard and will increase the existing Rothschild branch to 5,200 sq.m.
The opening of the new space is expected at the beginning of next year.
