You want to live in creative, gritty, artistic constantly evolving Tel Aviv, surrounded by spice shops, delicatessens, natural wine bars, graffiti walls and late-night energy.

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Florentine sits between Rothschild, Neve Tzedek and Jaffa, and revolves heavily around the Levinsky Market area which is one of the city’s most atmospheric food streets. By day, it smells of roasted nuts, spices and bourekas and by night, the shutters roll down and wine bars and cocktail spots fill the sidewalks.

The vibe is young, artistic and international. Old workshops mix with new residential buildings. Murals cover entire façades. Cafés spill onto the pavement. It’s dense, urban and social.

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It’s also one of Tel Aviv’s strongest growth areas with brand-new apartment projects rising among older Bauhaus and industrial buildings, often at more accessible prices compared to the north of the city. Florentine isn’t polished it’s alive.