Location,Location,View
From the Company that built the Waldorf Astoria;
They “get” luxury .
The highest building in Jerusalem
Arnona is an upscale, green and serene neighborhood in Jerusalem, bordering Baka and Talpiot.Trees line the wide, quiet streets of affluent Arnona, an elevated neighborhood where vantage points overlook the Dead Sea and the Judean Desert. It’s home to the U.S. Embassy complex, not far from the Agnon House museum where Hebrew writer and Nobel Prize laureate S.Y. Agnon once lived. Green spaces include a park near Lurya Square, while bakeries, cafes and restaurants offer traditional and global fare.
Many buyers looking to escape the inflating property prices of the German Colony and Katamon have been setting their sights on this somewhat more affordable neighborhood. Attractive buildings and verdant greenery also contribute toward making Arnona an attractive and popular neighborhood.
This project, Amim Towers, consists of 2 luxury residential towers on Derech Chevron/ Beth Lechem. The developer for this project is Amim Group, who have already developed and constructed thousands of residential apartments, public institutions, and commercial spaces, for local authorities and public bodies, including the Waldorf Astoria.
-8 minute drive to Mamilla Mall
-11 minute drive from Kotel
-20 minute drive to Shuk Mahane Yehuda
A luxury residential tower complex in Arnona: two luxury towers each with 30 floors, alongside them two additional towers each with 18 floors, totaling 96 floors of luxury apartments in four new residential towers, which will be the future iconic centerpiece marking the transformation of the entire area.
Apartments will be built to the highest standard and include the most advanced specifications including; underfloor heating, min A/C, partial Smart Home, etc, and will have magnificent views towards Har Habayit and/or Ramat Rachel.
This is a unique development, currently selling at pre-sale prices, and it is expected that these apartments will reach over 40,000 ils per meter in the future.
The payment plan would be only 7% at contract signing.
Once the developer gets his building permits in approximately 60 days, you would pay 13% to complete your payment to 20%.
There is an option of a 20/80 payment schedule, wherein you would only pay the initial 7% + 13% and then nothing until the project is ready.
Otherwise, the payment schedule would be 5 payments of 14% every 6 months, and a last 10% once the project is ready in approximately 36 months.
Amim Group website