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Pick what matters to you and see which neighbourhoods fit best. A starting point, not a ranking: walk the streets on a weekday and on Shabbat before you decide.
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- Ir YamimSeafront towers from 2006 with a big park, Kanyon Ir Yamim and Poleg Beach. Popular with English and French olim; the priciest area in town.Places listed here: 14
- Ramat PolegThe southernmost neighbourhood: low-rise houses plus 1990s blocks, streets running to the sea, Anglo shuls (Young Israel, SNAC) and the Poleg reserve.Places listed here: 11
- Kiryat Nordau1950s immigrant housing near the southern entrance; one of the more affordable areas, about NIS 4,500 rent for an older 4-room flat.Places listed here: 6
- AgamimNew and still being built beside the Winter Pond park: mid-rise blocks, some towers and the Agamim shopping centre. Bus 71 runs to both stations.Places listed here: 4
- City centre (Kikar HaAtzmaut)Kikar HaAtzmaut, Herzl St, the cliff-top promenade, the sea elevator and the central beaches. The heart of French Netanya, with Anglo shuls too.Places listed here: 47
- Nitza Blvd / Nof HaTayeletThe cliff-top strip along the promenade: high-rises with sea views. NBN names both as popular with olim; 4-room flats NIS 3.5-4.35M.Places listed here: 2
- Kiryat HaSharonEast Netanya, built 1997-99: young families, a community feel, Oak Park and the Academic College. English-speaking Kehillat Shevet Achim.Places listed here: 13
- Givat HaIrusimEarly-1990s, beside the Iris reserve and Winter Pond park, with many public gardens, a community centre and library.Places listed here: 2
- Galei Yam / Neve OzFounded in 2002 on a former army camp, next to the Iris reserve, with the showcase cliff promenades including the "Gaudi" promenade.Places listed here: 1
- Neot ShakedFounded in 1964 as "Azorim" for new immigrants; about 8,700 residents, the Argaman beach nearby and a municipal early-childhood centre.Places listed here: 1
- Ramat Yadin (Dora)Founded in 1949 on a former camp and known as "Dora"; about 7,000 residents, an arts-campus school and the Dora community centre.
- Ramat EfraimCentre-south, around the old moshav Ramat Tiomkin; about 6,000 residents and close to Netanya train station.
- Kiryat SanzHaredi neighbourhood founded in 1955 by the Sanzer Rebbe, home to Laniado Hospital and the beach with separate bathing hours.Places listed here: 3
- Neot HerzlNorth-central, built in the early 1950s; the community centre houses the International Ulpan office.Places listed here: 3
- Kochav HaTzafonNew-build area north of old Ramat Herzl, west of the Coastal Highway, centred on Einstein Park.Places listed here: 1
- Ein HaTcheletSeaside in the far north: a 1936 workers' cooperative of small houses next to Blue Bay Beach. About 2,500 residents.Places listed here: 1
- Pardes HaGdudFounded in 1928 by Jewish Legion veterans; later "the Belgians' neighbourhood" of diamond workers.
- Neot GanimOne of the first eastern neighbourhoods, renamed in 2000 for its parks; mostly ground-level homes, about 17,000 residents.Places listed here: 1
- Mishkenot ZvulunEast Netanya, built for national-religious families, with the Roi Klein state-religious school and Merkaz David.
- Kiryat Rabin (Amalia)Built 1993-96 in east Netanya near the Academic College.
- Neve ItamarA 1944 rural workers' settlement annexed in 1949; one of the two oldest areas east of Highway 2.
- Ramat Hen / Ben Zion1950s neighbourhood founded by Poalei Agudat Israel, with the Ramat Hen community centre.Places listed here: 2
- Ofek HaYamA new neighbourhood being built in the "Net 542" area; streets are named after the Righteous Among the Nations.
