Kochav HaTzafon

Tidhar Group and Yuvalim Group invite you to upgrade to Ashdod’s New North. Here, the incredible North Star neighborhood is the new face of the city. The perfect neighborhood for all young families that truly value quality of life alongside a warm community, innovative construction, and the very highest standard of architectural design.

Today, Ashdod is considered one of Israel’s leading cities – a wonderful, vibrant beach town that is rapidly becoming the most in-demand location among young couples. Thanks to the massive transformation that has come to Ashdod’s New North, the North Star neighborhood is moving to the very top of the list, combining excellent educational options with advanced infrastructure, easy accessibility, unique apartments, local commercial complexes, and a business center. Join us in celebrating Ashdod’s next big real estate success story.

The North Star project in Ashdod was meticulously and comprehensively planned from a sustainability standpoint. At the bioclimatic level (relating to sun, shade, and wind protection), the project complies with Israeli Thermal Standard 1045, which requires increased heat and cold resistance in interior spaces. An A+ energy rating is made possible thanks to reduced electricity consumption and optimal construction, planning, and material selection. Systems to reduce lighting usage will be installed throughout the project, including sensors and timers. In order to further reduce electricity consumption, passive water heating systems and air conditioning systems with an A energy rating will be installed in the public areas. Flow regulators and dual flushing systems will be installed to minimize water consumption. The garden’s irrigation system will also be equipped with a water meter and controller to reduce usage. Systems for treating scale and detecting leaks will also be installed, with 75% of surface runoff and drainage water being used for various project needs while ensuring effective seepage back into the groundwater.

A flora and fauna survey was conducted on the site to ensure preservation of the local environment, including trees within the scope of the project. Efforts were made to avert light pollution at night through the angle and shading of various lights. Open spaces were designed for resident wellbeing, with planning specifically intended to support vibrant street life in accordance with the natural landscape, such as canopies and shading to reduce urban heat. The project made extensive use of eco-friendly materials, such as recycled materials and those that were sourced locally. Many steps were taken on site to minimize the impact of the construction process. Waste separation was managed on site during construction, with additional preparation for waste separation after occupancy. This site was selected, among other reasons, for its excellent accessibility and proximity to public transportation as well as current and planned bicycle lanes. There are also various safe and convenient paths for pedestrians.