The new high-tech park in Atlit is launched. "There is very broad interest. We are happy about so many inquiries."
The Israel Land Authority (ILA) has recently begun marketing plots in the new high-tech park at the northern entrance to the settlement of Atlit – offers can be submitted until November 10, 2025 on the ILA website.
The project, covering an area of approximately 160 dunams, is expected to contain Approximately 233,000 square meters of commercial, employment, shop, office and tourism areas. Alongside this, the complex also plans an open park with an amphitheater for performances and gatherings.
The council reports particularly high interest from entrepreneurs in Israel and around the world due to the complex's many advantages: proximity to Highway 2, Highway 4, and a train station, and identifying a rare business opportunity.
"This is a very happy and important moment in the history of the most beautiful high-tech park in the country. We have already received several applications, we will examine them all and I have no doubt that we will find the most suitable ones," he says. Council Chairman, Asif Isaac.
The first phase of infrastructure development, estimated at approximately 18.5 million NIS, is nearing completion, and in a few months the process of issuing building permits for the complex will be able to begin. The Hof Carmel Regional Council, in collaboration with RAMI, will oversee the marketing, management, and executive planning to ensure quality infrastructure, environmental programs, and advanced architectural planning.
Changed from agricultural to industrial so that there would also be parking for heavy vehicles to make it easier for the residents of Atlit!
Currently, it no longer appears in the programs! As usual, concern for the rich instead of the residents!
The problem of entering and exiting Atlit must be solved before the new Hi-Tech Park is opened, because there are already problems during rush hour and people wait 40 minutes to exit during rush hour.
The exit is a disaster.