At Gav-Yam we create the perfect work environment – with advanced infrastructure, enhanced accessibility and personalized service. Bringing to bear decades of experience, the offices we offer are designed and tailored precisely to your unique requirements.
Our projects are designed by the top architects in Israel and the world, applying advanced construction technologies while underscoring sustainability and energetic efficiency. This is how we create buildings and parks that combine spectacular design with optimal user experience.
Our customers include top-tier multinational and domestic companies that chose to make Gav-Yam their home. Our parks feature smart design, customization, and strategic location, coupled with a sense of community and link to the local ecosystem. We are here to deliver a working environment that presents a true advantage.
Gav-Yam Lands Corp. Ltd. was established in 1928 by the Palestine Economic Corporation (PEC), and in its early days was engaged in the establishment of industrial and employment zones as part of the Zionist vision of land redemption and development of the Land of Israel. Ever since, Gav-Yam has been supporting the growth and prosperity of the State of Israel, partaking in a variety of core projects and income-generating properties throughout the country.
Since 1978 the company has been listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
Gav-Yam’s history is entwined with the history of the State of Israel.
The establishment of the American Zion Commonwealth – the American Zion Commonwealth was founded in 1914 with the objective of purchasing land in Israel for agriculture, industry and settlement. The partnership with the Jewish National Fund and Yehoshua Hankin provided for the acquisition of 45,000 dunams in the Bay of Haifa, of which 5,000 dunams were owned by the American Zion Commonwealth and its subsidiary.
Sde Warburg is a cooperative village on the coastal plain, near the city of Kefar Sava, part of the Southern Sharon Regional Council. It was established in 1938 by German immigrants who over time were joined by immigrants from Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland, as well as by Israeli settlers. The village was named after Dr. Otto Warburg, a Zionist activist, scientist and expert botanist, and the third president of the World Zionist Organization.
The village has 120 agricultural estates, 16 auxiliary farms, and three extensions with 136 units.
Land grading at Kiryat Yam in 1939 was part of the Yishuv’s settlement initiative, designed to prepare the area for construction and agricultural development. The process entailed clearing rocks and preparing the land for the establishment of a permanent settlement, which ultimately became the city of Kiryat Yam in the Haifa metropolitan area.
From Bayside to Gav-Yam – After the establishment of the State, Bayside changed its name to Gav-Yam, and focused on the development of the Zevulun Valley and Haifa Bay, building residential neighborhoods and structures for industry. A land swap with the Iraq Petroleum Company (IPC) led to the development of the Abercrombie plan for residential and industrial development.
Gav-Yam Bonded Warehouses Ltd. was established in 1951, primarily to establish warehouses and logistics solutions for various industries. The company provided safe storage and warehouse services for merchandise, while contributing to the development of Israel’s economic and logistics foundations in its early years. Gav-Yam played a significant role in supporting the development of the Israeli economy and in promoting the area of warehouses and distribution.
Gav-Yam on TASE – Gav-Yam shares have been traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange since 1978, a milestone in the economic development of the company and of the State.
Gav-Yam began trading on TASE, a step that positioned it as a key player in the Israeli investments market. The company’s IPO on TASE allowed it to raise capital and develop its real estate and logistics activity. Subsequently, Gav-Yam became one of the leading companies in the field of warehouses and income-generating properties, and the share offering contributed to its expansion and economic stability throughout the years.