
Office Space in Kiryat Hamada Street 20
More sizes and configurations can be purchased from this workspace.
The workspace and its facilities
Grow your enterprise in Israel with standout office space at Kiriat Mada in the heart of Jerusalem. Benefit from a prime commercial location in the capital city, with thriving tech, science and tourism sectors. Commute easily with a bus stop directly on your business park base and the city’s main bus and rail stations only around 3km away in the Romema region. Welcome travelling clients via the main Begin Boulevard that runs through the city, just off your location. Enjoy lunch around Jerusalem Central Station for food and shopping, only a few kilometres away from your flexible office space that you can upscale as your business grows.
Move into Kiriat Mada and take your pick of private office suites or shared workspaces to run your business from. Impress guests with a grand, glass-fronted atrium entrance with a welcoming reception area to greet them. Pitch ideas in large professional meeting rooms with boardroom desks, widescreen TVs and video conferencing equipment to connect with remote guests. Take lunch in relaxed breakout areas with comfortable seating and well-stocked kitchens to refuel before getting back to work. Explore the Old City area after work, just 4km away using Highway 60 for a host of restaurants and attractions to enjoy with coworkers.
- Meeting Rooms
More sizes and configurations can be purchased from this workspace.
The location
Make a new business home in Kiriat Mada
Jerusalem Yitzhak Navon1.8 Km
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