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JERUSALEM POST STAFF · 2026-07-14 · via JPost.com - Real Estate | The Jerusalem Post

From finding a dream home to making strategic real estate investments of over ₪1 Billion, ADI Capital has become a trusted partner for Olim and investors navigating Israel's real estate market.

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ADI Capital CEO Dov Wiener and Avi Samuels, Chairman and Partner
ADI Capital CEO Dov Wiener and Avi Samuels, Chairman and Partner
(photo credit: Patrick Tal Photography)
ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

For many Olim and international investors, Israel represents both opportunity and possibility. Some are searching for a place to call home. Others are seeking access to compelling real estate investment opportunities. Many are looking for both.

Yet navigating Israel's property market can be challenging. From understanding neighborhoods and developers to evaluating investment opportunities and managing transactions from abroad, buyers often need more than a real estate company. They need a trusted partner with local expertise and on-the-ground experience.

ADI Capital was built to be exactly that.

Founded by Olim and native Israelis committed to building their futures, and the futures of their clients in Israel, the firm has quickly emerged as one of the country's most dynamic real estate investment and development companies. With more than ₪1 billion invested across residential, commercial, and urban renewal projects, it operates throughout Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Ra'anana, Givat Shmuel, and Northern Israel, helping new immigrants and international buyers confidently find exceptional properties while also providing access to compelling investment opportunities.

ADI Capital operates throughout Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Ra'anana, Givat Shmuel, and Northern Israel, helping new immigrants and international buyers confidently find exceptional homes
ADI Capital operates throughout Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Ra'anana, Givat Shmuel, and Northern Israel, helping new immigrants and international buyers confidently find exceptional homes (credit: Patrick Tal Photography)

At the helm is CEO Dov Wiener, a founding partner of Jett Capital and Casmir Capital, where he oversaw more than $10 billion in investment and transaction volume. Alongside him is Avi Samuels, Chairman and Partner, whose deep relationship networks and instinct for identifying unique opportunities have become central to the company's growth and deal-making strategy. Joining them is Rabbi Avraham Cohen, Director, Partner, and Project Analyst, whose experience across Mexico, the United States, and Israel brings global perspective, analytical discipline, and strategic insight to the firm's operations.

Together, the leadership team is applying the discipline, professionalism, and strategic rigor of international finance to an Israeli market increasingly attracting sophisticated global investors, while providing the local expertise and trusted guidance that many overseas buyers and new immigrants seek when purchasing property in Israel.

"We built ADI Capital to be a trusted bridge between global investors and the opportunities we see on the ground in Israel," says Wiener. " Whether we are presenting an investment opportunity or helping a family find a home in Israel, we view every relationship as a long-term partnership. We invest our own capital alongside our clients because we believe in the opportunities we present and in Israel's future. For our clients and investors, Israel is more than a place to invest. It is an opportunity to help shape the country's future while building a legacy of their own.

For Wiener and Samuels, building successful businesses, communities, and homes in Israel is, in their view, part of building the country itself.
For Wiener and Samuels, building successful businesses, communities, and homes in Israel is, in their view, part of building the country itself. (credit: Patrick Tal Photography)

The firm's residential portfolio, marketed through ADI Capital Exclusives, spans some of Israel's most sought-after locations, with carefully selected developments that combine quality of life, long-term value, and strong investment potential for families building a future in Israel.

In Ra'anana, Mophet Luxury Residences offers wellness-centered boutique living with a swimming pool, boutique spa, landscaped gardens, and premium amenities, where three luxury penthouses valued at more than ₪10 million have already been sold. For many Anglo families and new immigrants, Ra'anana remains one of Israel's most desirable communities thanks to its vibrant international community, excellent schools, and exceptional quality of life.

In Jerusalem's historic Baka neighborhood, a boutique urban renewal project combines modern luxury residences with a restored heritage structure, tree-lined streets, and one of the city's most established Anglo communities.

In Haifa, Cape Dor is a completed waterfront tower in the rapidly transforming Namal district, offering panoramic sea views, immediate occupancy, and strong short-term rental potential.

Another notable investment is GS City in Givat Shmuel, a mixed-use development that reflects the company's strategy of identifying high-growth opportunities in Israel's most desirable markets. Developed in partnership with Yuvalim, the project includes 84 residential units, 24,000 square meters of premium office space, and 2,500 square meters of retail and commercial space, creating a dynamic residential and business destination in the heart of Israel's central region.

The market response has been strong. Within six months of pre-sales, projects marketed by the firm recorded more than 60 apartment sales totaling over ₪250  million, impressive figures given the backdrop of regional conflict and a strengthening shekel.

That success is no accident. The firm was built to serve diaspora Jews, Olim, and international investors seeking meaningful exposure to Israel's real estate market, but who often lack the local knowledge, relationships, and on-the-ground expertise needed to navigate it confidently. Serving as a trusted gateway to Israel, the company connects clients to carefully selected residential and investment opportunities that combine lifestyle, long-term value, and a deeper connection to the country.

Beyond residential sales, the firm holds a 50% strategic stake in Terra, one of Jerusalem's leading urban renewal platforms. Terra currently has approximately 12,000 residential units in development or planned across its pipeline, with projected profits estimated at roughly ₪3.5 billion. It is the type of long-term, community-shaping investment that reflects the company's broader philosophy: that real estate in Israel is not simply a financial instrument, but also a way to strengthen communities and participate in the country's future growth.

A signature project in the firm's portfolio is a flagship ₪1.68 billion development on Tel Aviv's iconic Dizengoff Street. As a co-developer, the firm is creating a landmark destination that will combine a luxury hotel, an exclusive collection of residences, and high-end commercial space in one of Israel's most coveted locations.

For Wiener, Samuels, and their partners, the opportunity is as much ideological as it is commercial. They believe Zionism and capitalism are not competing forces, but complementary ones. Building successful businesses, communities, and homes in Israel is, in their view, part of building the country itself.

At its core, the company exists for three kinds of people: families searching for their dream home in Israel, individuals ready to make Aliyah and plant roots in the land they love, and investors seeking opportunities that are both meaningful and profitable. For each of them, the firm aims to be more than a real estate company. It strives to be a long-term partner in building both personal futures and the future of the State of Israel.

Wiener and Samuels are proving that the old "small fortune" adage may finally be overdue for retirement.

For more information on ADI Capital and available properties through ADI Capital Exclusives, visit www.adicapitalisrael.com.  

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