Dizengoff 93, Tel Aviv

The Old North developed in the 1930s and 1940s, beyond the city’s original center. Its name distinguishes it from the New North, which grew later.

The neighborhood in daily life

The wider Old North stretches between the sea and Ibn Gabirol, from Bograshov toward the Yarkon. It covers a large area: a beach-side address and a home near the river are not interchangeable. Choose the part that matches your everyday destinations, then compare individual streets.

What to check at a viewing

Check which direction the bedrooms face, whether the lift reaches the apartment floor and what parking is actually included. Test the route to work from the specific address; the neighborhood name alone is too broad to establish a commute.