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A community of belonging.
Built on shared purpose.
“For years, I have spoken with families searching for a place in Eretz Yisroel that feels like home. Too often, the choice has been between developments that sell features but lack soul, or communities that compromise on quality and dignity. We’re building Givat Hashalvah out of the same longing I carry myself: to create a kehilla where Torah values, quality living, and belonging converge.”
Sruly Lev
CEO, LYO Urban Strategy Group
We are meant to feel at home.
To raise children with shared direction. To live with peace of
mind and a deep sense of belonging. To build meaningful lives in
places that reflect what we value most.
We dream of something more. Not louder or bigger, only deeper.
A life aligned at a place that feels like it was waiting for us.
We’ve built rich lives around Shabbos tables in cities we
love. Now we’re looking for that same depth in Eretz
Yisroel; where the life we’re already living can take the
next step.
A place designed with the calm of the hills and the strength of
shared values. Where every gathering becomes a memory and
every detail reflects what matters most. A neighborhood built
with intention: not too big to make you feel lost, not too small to
hold you back. Just right to become something real. Where kids
walk freely to friends’ homes and elders walk with purpose.
Where Torah, beauty, and everyday life live within each other.
Givat Hashalvah is the place where your values take root and
your future takes shape. It’s the next chapter of a life you’ve
already started.
We build with awareness of what it means to live aligned with Torah values — treating every home, every courtyard, and every path as sacred ground.
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From the structure of the buildings to the materials under your feet and the details you touch every day; all is planned and built to stand the test of time.
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We see every family as a
founding pillar. Each new
resident adds a voice, a story,
and a future to the kehilla we’re creating together.
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At Givat Hashalvah, that happens in courtyards, in laughter between neighbors, in shared meals and prayer in the rhythm of a kehilla that flourishes everyday.
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