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Trades about 173% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Property & Building Corp. Ltd., along with its various subsidiaries, operates as a real estate enterprise with a footprint in both Israel and international markets. Its operations are structured across several key divisions, encompassing income-generating properties in Israel and the United States, residential building projects in Israel, as well as its IDBG and Gav-Yam segments. The company is comprehensively involved in the entire lifecycle of various commercial and industrial assets, including the planning, development, construction, marketing, leasing, maintenance, and administration of IT parks, business and industrial complexes, office towers, logistics and storage facilities, and parking structures. Furthermore, it maintains strategic land reserves for the future development of revenue-generating properties. Beyond its commercial endeavors, the firm also undertakes the initiation, development, construction, and sales of residential communities. Established in 1961, the company's corporate headquarters are situated in Tel Aviv, Israel. Property & Building Corp. Ltd. functions as an affiliate of Discount Investment Corporation Ltd.
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