Since 1994 Feriron has been building homes across Ashkelon: at the marina, in Barnea, and now in the new Ir HaYayin neighbourhood. A family company that stays with its buyers long after they receive their keys.
Three projects in design and approval: two in the Ir HaYayin neighbourhood and a hotel at the marina.
Illustrative renderingTwo New York-inspired residential towers of 16 and 25 floors: 154 homes with ground-floor retail. A shared roof terrace and a residents' club in each building. Architect: Ran Blander.
More details →Illustrative renderingTwo residential buildings above a retail level along Shirat HaYam Street: about 144 homes and about 1,600 m² of retail. A wide mix of 2-, 3- and 4-room apartments, large 5- and 6-room homes, and penthouses.
More details →Illustrative renderingA boutique hotel for business and leisure, serving business travellers and tourists from Israel and abroad. Some rooms will be sold and some let long-term under the company's management.
Feriron Park Avenue and #139 in Ir HaYayin are expected to open for pre-sale in June 2027. Leave your details and we will update you before anyone else.
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SEA. LIFE. STYLE · 26 Yefe Nof St., AshkelonA 21-storey residential tower in the Afridar-Marina neighbourhood, most of it facing the sea. It was designed for living on holiday: pool, spa, gym, synagogue and mikvehs, an event hall and a lobby café.
Buildings where residents already live.
17-storey tower, 190 homes and 3 underground parking levels.
87 homes in two buildings with shared parking. Developed by Feriron through its subsidiary Noah Rapaport.
2 buildings, 43 boutique homes. Developed by Feriron through its subsidiary Noah Rapaport.
21-storey tower, 205 homes, pool, spa and synagogue.
The company has also built other projects in Ashkelon: at the marina on HaShunit Street, and in the Barnea neighbourhood on Sderot Yerushalayim.
Feriron was founded in 1994 by Robert Harroch, an Ashkelon native who built his business in Paris. That year he bought three plots at the southern entrance to the Ashkelon marina. The company and the marina grew up together, around one idea: Ashkelon as Israel's seaside resort city.
Royal Marina was the first project built on the city's coastline. The Royal Marina Tower and Feriron Elite followed. Robert Harroch is Chairman; Mickael Harroch has been CEO since 2009.
Feriron is part of the French COPADIG group, which invests in income property, buildings and urban renewal in Paris and its suburbs.
From the CEOWhen my father came from Paris to Ashkelon in 1994, the marina was still a vision. He believed the city he was born in would become Israel's seaside resort, and he built the first project on its coastline.
I have led the company since 2009. We still work like a family business: we know our buyers by name, adapt each home to the family, and stay close long after the keys are handed over.
We don't only build Ashkelon. We live here.
Mickael Harroch, CEO, Feriron
Most Feriron buyers live outside Ashkelon: in France, the UK, the United States and Jerusalem. They buy for the holidays, for summers by the sea, and for retirement near the grandchildren.
We adapt the layout and finishes of each apartment to the family that will live in it.
Royal Ashkelon rents out and manages your apartment. Royal Marina maintains the building.
Our team speaks English, French and Hebrew.
About 15 years ago Feriron set up a non-profit that runs a synagogue, a mikveh and an event hall in Ashkelon. The company gives an annual budget to Barzilai Medical Center and supports IDF soldiers.
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