kiryat gat

A Kiryat Gat resident, associate franchise partner in the city's Anglo-Saxon branch and head of its commercial department. He has been in this city for years and knows much of it personally — business owners, property owners, families and communities. In real estate the right deal is almost always a connection between two people, and someone has to know them both; in commercial property that is worth more than any advertisement. His field: shops, offices, buildings, land and income-producing assets, for sale and for lease. He works with property owners, business owners looking for a location, and investors looking for yield. When a business owner is looking for premises in Kiryat Gat, he often already knows which property is coming free next month. Alongside that, a large share of his transactions are residential apartments for families across every neighbourhood in the city — the same service, the same standard. He came to real estate after years in sales management, marketing and finance in the automotive industry. Married, father of three and grandfather of eight. In the profession since 2017.

Born in Kiryat Gat, an economist by training, and the franchise owner of the Anglo-Saxon branch in the city. He came to real estate from the numbers side, and that is still how he looks at every deal: what sold on this street in the past six months, how long a property sits before it sells, and where a gap opens between the asking price and the real value. He works with investors from Israel and abroad — selecting the property, checking the yield against the neighbourhood's actual data, and building a portfolio in Kiryat Gat and Karmei Gat. Buyers purchasing from overseas get the full process: a video walkthrough, a price check against deals that actually closed, and introductions to a mortgage advisor, a lawyer and an appraiser. For sellers: a reasoned price and a sales plan with a timetable, not an estimate and a hope. In the profession since 2017. The branch he runs is rated Top 10 Gold in Madlan's agency index.

An attorney and franchise partner in the Anglo-Saxon branch in Kiryat Gat, and Deputy Mayor of the city. He knows Kiryat Gat from both sides — from urban planning and development, and from the private transaction of a family buying an apartment here. That familiarity with the plans, the projects and the direction the city is heading is part of what he brings to the table. A social and business entrepreneur with experience leading projects, he brings the branch a legal and strategic perspective alongside deep local knowledge. Married to Ella, father of Omri and Matan.

Born in New York, she moved to Kiryat Gat in 1983 and has been guiding buyers and sellers in the city as a senior real estate advisor with the Anglo-Saxon branch since 2012. English is her mother tongue — and that is more than a convenience. A new immigrant, a foreign resident or an overseas investor is not thrown by the Hebrew; they are thrown by purchase tax, by the mortgage, by the contract, and by the gap between how you buy an apartment there and how you buy one here. Marsha explains every stage until it is completely clear. She made this move herself, and she knows exactly where it breaks down. Her specialty: Karmei Gat and the newer neighbourhoods of Kiryat Gat, alongside apartments in the established ones. She works with sellers, buyers and investors. Over the years she learned that the right apartment is not always the one that was asked for, and that a client who feels pushed does not come back and does not recommend. So she listens a great deal before she suggests. Mother of four and grandmother of five, she holds a bachelor's degree in literature and history, and has lived in Kiryat Gat for more than forty years.

Born and raised in Kiryat Gat, in 2025 he closed the highest number of transactions of anyone in the entire Anglo-Saxon network in Israel. In the Tzahal neighbourhood they call him the sheriff. Not because of a gun — because there isn't a building there he doesn't know, or an apartment that sold whose price and buyer he can't name. He came to real estate from marketing and advertising, and he still thinks like a marketer: before publishing a listing he asks who the buyer of this specific property is — a young family, a family trading up, or an investor — and only then builds the exposure around them. Every property he handles gets professional photography shot at the right hour of the day, video, and exposure on Madlan, Yad2 and social media. He shows the property himself and runs the negotiation, and after every viewing he reports back: who came, what they said, and what it means for the price. Married to Sveta, father of Itamar and Amit. In the profession since 2021.

A licensed real estate advisor with the Anglo-Saxon branch in Kiryat Gat and head of its innovation and digital marketing. An apartment for sale today competes with dozens of others for three seconds of attention in a scroll. His job is to make it win those three seconds. Every property he handles gets professional photography and video, a targeted digital campaign aimed at the audience that is genuinely relevant to that property rather than to everyone, full presence on Madlan, Yad2 and social media, and a price check against the deals that actually closed in the area. For buyers living abroad, the video and the photographs are usually the first visit to the property — and he treats them accordingly. He works with buyers, sellers and investors in Kiryat Gat and the surrounding area, and follows the new developments and the growing neighbourhoods in the city continuously. He came to real estate after serving in a special unit in the IDF, and brought with him what works here too: plan before acting, take personal responsibility, and don't walk away halfway. In the profession since 2024.