Rehavia

Rehavia is a centrally located neighborhood with a rich intellectual and cultural history. Designed in the 1920s as a garden suburb for German-Jewish immigrants, it is characterized by Bauhaus and International-style architecture, broad boulevards, and green public spaces. The neighborhood offers a unique mix of peaceful, residential streets and easy access to the Old City and the Kotel, City Center and Mamilla. It is home to prominent figures in politics, academia, and the arts, and features important institutions such as the Prime Minister’s Residence. With a range of properties from classic apartments to renovated luxury homes, Rehavia is ideal for families, professionals, and international residents who appreciate heritage, convenience, and community.