Marom Tower will be the tallest building in Jerusalem when it is completed, rising 40 storeys in the city's developing business district at its main entrance. It is the first development of this scale in Jerusalem and is being positioned as the anchor of what is becoming a serious commercial quarter in a city that has historically been underserved by modern office stock. The tower sits directly beside Yitzhak Navon Railway Station, Israel's largest integrated transport hub connecting Jerusalem to Tel Aviv and Ben Gurion Airport, and is surrounded by government offices, cultural institutions, hospitality, and retail.
The location is the tower's strongest asset. Marom sits where transport, business, and public life come together at the entrance to Jerusalem's new business district. The building benefits from:
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