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Trades about 135% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Azrieli Group Ltd., a subsidiary of Nadav Investments Inc., is an Israeli real estate firm established in Tel Aviv in 1983. The company's operations are divided into four primary segments: the management of retail centers and malls in Israel, the leasing of office and other commercial spaces domestically, the oversight of income-generating properties in the United States, and the development of senior living facilities. Azrieli's core business encompasses the full lifecycle of property ownership, including development, acquisition, leasing, and maintenance of various assets, ranging from shopping centers and office buildings to high-tech parks, logistics facilities, and storage units. By the close of 2021, the company's extensive portfolio featured 19 Israeli shopping malls and retail centers, alongside 17 income-producing office and commercial sites within Israel, complemented by 8 office properties situated in the U.S. Its senior housing division currently oversees four operational residences, which collectively span approximately 105,000 square meters and accommodate around 1,033 senior living units. Additionally, the company is actively engaged in developing further projects designed to add an estimated 275 residential units across an area of roughly 31,000 square meters. Beyond its fundamental real estate activities, Azrieli Group also participates in e-commerce and hospitality ventures, including owning a hotel. The company strategically diversifies its interests through investments in banking and financial institutions, as well as various investment funds.
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