A significant step in the development of Atlit and strengthening its economic independence: Today (Thursday, 12/18/25) a festive event was held at the offices of the Hof Carmel Regional Council, during which an agreement was signed to purchase the land in the first complex in the Atlit High-Tech Park. The income from the complex, which is expected to be approximately 1.5 million shekels per year, will allow the settlement to return to municipal independence after approximately 20 years.
First complex covering 16 square meters
The first complex in the high-tech park, covering an area of approximately 16 square meters, is expected to include approximately 4,000 square meters of commercial space and approximately 12,000 square meters of logistics space. This is a significant milestone in the development of the area and the creation of new sources of employment and income for Atlit and its surroundings.
Carville – a leading company in development and initiation
The deal was signed by "Kerville", a long-standing and well-known company in the field of development and initiation, specializing in locating land, planning and constructing buildings for light industry, storage and logistics, as well as in selling them to investors and end users.
Festive signing event at the Regional Council
The signing event was attended by the head of the Hof Carmel Regional Council, Asif Isaac, the deputy head of the council and holder of the Atlit portfolio, Osher Vaknin, Atlit CEO Itamar Shorki, representatives of the settlement committee and the council's planning and engineering department. On behalf of the "Carville" company, the company's chairman and founder Arik Lederman, the company's CEO Pini Dekel, the deputy CEO Yonatan Pelman and the VP of Marketing Ronit Azriel were present.
Satisfaction and desire to expand cooperation
During the event, all parties expressed satisfaction with the move and progress, along with a shared desire to continue and expand cooperation in developing additional complexes in the high-tech park in the future.
"A significant day for Atlit and the Carmel Coast"
Head of the Hof Carmel Regional Council, Assif Isaac"This is a significant day for the Carmel Coast and for Atlit in particular. This is a process that was built over time, through the joint and precise work of many parties. I thank all the partners who took part and brought the project to the implementation stage."
Atlit portfolio holder: A stable source of income for the settlement
Deputy Head of the Council and Portfolio Holder for Atlit, Osher and Kenin"The signing of the agreement marks an important step on Atlit's path. This is a stable source of income for the settlement, which will enable a correct, responsible and gradual process of returning to municipal independence."
The entrepreneur: "A basis for continued joint activity"
Carville Chairman and Founder, Eric Lederman"We are proud and happy to be the first to take part in the development of the Atlit High-Tech Park. The cooperation with the council is professional and high-quality, and we see it as a basis for continued joint work and expansion of activity in the future."
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The Council is obligated to select entrepreneurs who will ensure the following:
1. Maximum property tax per square meter.
2. "Uses" that will not increase the unusual traffic loads expected at the main exit of Atlit during peak hours.
3. Ensure that the traffic loads generated by the workers' vehicles in the complex will not burden the traffic of the workers' vehicles in other complexes that are to be built in Atlit.
4. Dealing with the tough marketing competition that those involved in marketing the areas in the complex will have to face, compared to the areas that exist in the complexes in the municipalities adjacent to Atlit. Difficulties in marketing the areas will lead to the establishment of "white elephants."
5. Ensure sufficient parking spaces for visitors to the complex at all hours of the day. For example, an "open" amphitheater is planned with approximately 2,500 seats. This means that it will be necessary to ensure more than 1,500 parking spaces for visitors, in addition to the parking spaces for employees in the complex, which are also supposed to accommodate approximately 1/3 of the employees.
The council failed on all of the above-mentioned counts.
What exactly is being sold here?
Declared as a high-tech park and not logistics warehouses, etc.
The visualization is really beautiful.