Rotem Shani

Rotem Shani (רותם שני) is an Israeli real estate development and investment company. Founded in 1996 by Avi Torisky and Didi (Yehuda) Yedidya, who continue to manage it, the company is publicly traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. Its activities center on initiating, planning and building residential and commercial projects in Israel, using combination transactions, exchange deals and urban renewal frameworks such as evacuation-reconstruction (Pinui-Binui) and TAMA 38/1 and TAMA 38/2. The company operates through a subsidiary, Rotem Shani Ella Ltd., which specializes in promoting TAMA 38/1 and TAMA 38/2 projects in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area. According to its official website, Rotem Shani has about 30 years of experience in initiating, planning and marketing residential projects, with approximately 7,000 housing units occupied, under construction or in planning, and about 340,000 square meters (gross) for employment and commercial projects in planning, some in partnership with Mivne Group and Kibbutz Galil Yam. The company states it has been active in urban renewal since 1998, before TAMA 38 came into effect, and emphasizes deep familiarity with local planning rules, creative planning, flexibility and financial strength. As a public company, it highlights full transparency and public oversight for customers and partners. As of the third quarter of 2025, the company operates in 15 cities across Israel and holds a pipeline of about 6,000 housing units, alongside 200,000 square meters (primary) for employment and commercial uses. In 2025 it populated hundreds of housing units in the Rotem Shani WE-R Ra'anana project and the Rotem Shani RESORT Netanya project. The company was named to Globes' list of Israel's 100 fastest-growing companies for 2018–2021 and to the Dun's 100 list, and was among the five real estate companies with the highest returns in 2024. Rotem Shani's project portfolio includes residential and mixed-use developments in Ganei Tikva, Herzliya (Kiryat Shikim), Bat Yam, Kiryat Ono, Hadera, Jaffa-Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva, Tel Aviv, Ra'anana, Even Yehuda and elsewhere. Its urban renewal projects include evacuation-reconstruction and TAMA 38/2 schemes in Netanya, Beit Shemesh, Yehud, Binyamina, Ra'anana, Tel Aviv, Givatayim and other locations. The company's positioning is that of a leading, creative and innovative Israeli real estate firm with a strong focus on urban renewal and value creation for landowners, the company and apartment buyers.

Rotem Shani was founded in 1996 by Avi Torisky and Didi (Yehuda) Yedidya, who continue to manage the company. From its early years, the company focused on initiating and building residential complexes in sought-after areas of central Israel. It has been involved in urban renewal projects since 1998, years before TAMA 38 came into effect, which positioned it as an early mover in Israel's urban renewal market. Over the decades, Rotem Shani developed residential and mixed-use projects in cities such as Ganei Tikva, Herzliya, Bat Yam, Kiryat Ono, Hadera, Jaffa-Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva, Tel Aviv, Ra'anana and Even Yehuda. Its urban renewal portfolio includes evacuation-reconstruction (Pinui-Binui) and TAMA 38/2 projects in Netanya, Beit Shemesh, Yehud, Binyamina, Ra'anana, Tel Aviv and Givatayim. The company operates through a subsidiary, Rotem Shani Ella Ltd., which specializes in promoting TAMA 38/1 and TAMA 38/2 projects in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area. A major turning point came on January 21, 2021, when the company's securities were listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, making it a public company. In March 2021, it raised NIS 101 million through a bond offering. As a public company, Rotem Shani emphasizes transparency and public oversight for its customers and partners. By the third quarter of 2025, the company operated in 15 cities across Israel and held a pipeline of about 6,000 housing units, alongside 200,000 square meters (primary) for employment and commercial uses. In 2025, it populated hundreds of housing units in the Rotem Shani WE-R Ra'anana project and the Rotem Shani RESORT Netanya project. The company was named to Globes' list of Israel's 100 fastest-growing companies for 2018–2021 and to the Dun's 100 list, and was among the five real estate companies with the highest returns in 2024.

• Rotem Shani founded by Avi Torisky and Didi (Yehuda) Yedidya.

• Company begins involvement in urban renewal projects, before TAMA 38 came into effect.

• Securities listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

• Raised NIS 101 million in a bond offering.

• Named to Globes' list of Israel's 100 fastest-growing companies.

• Among the five real estate companies with the highest returns.

• Populated hundreds of housing units in WE-R Ra'anana and RESORT Netanya projects.

Leading Israeli real estate developer with three decades of experience, specializing in urban renewal and value creation for landowners, the company and apartment buyers.

• Ganei Tikva, Ganim North

• Kiryat Shikim Herzliya commercial

• Kiryat Shikim Herzliya residential

• Bat Yam, Yoseftal/Rabbi Nisenbaum mixed-use

• Kiryat Ono – Neot Ariel Sharon

• Hadera, HaGra

• Jaffa Tel Aviv

• Petah Tikva, Academic Park

• Tel Aviv, HaYarkon

• Ra'anana, Rotem Shani Towers

• Even Yehuda, North

• Bat Yam, Kikar HaMeginim

• Netanya, Herzog

• Beit Shemesh, HaSivion

• Yehud, Saadia Hatucha

• Binyamina, Givat Hen

• Ra'anana, HaGdud HaIvri

• Tel Aviv, Givat HaPrachim

• Ra'anana, Brandeis

• Givatayim, Rachel

• Tel Aviv, Clay

• Givatayim, Sde Boker

1. 1Official website homepagerotemshani.com
2. 2Our Story - Rotem Shanirotemshani.com
3. 3Rotem Shani - Wikidatawikidata.org
4. 4רותם שני - Wikipedia (Hebrew)he.wikipedia.org