The Neighborhood & The City
A quiet, green street bordering private homes, inside one of the most family-friendly, safe and diverse cities in the Sharon. Here's why it's a great place to live.
dunam — the big Ra'anana Park
among Israel's first cities in green building
km of bike paths across the city
Katsin Street sits in a quiet residential pocket in south-east Ra'anana, bordering private homes — an inward-facing residential street, away from through-traffic, surrounded by greenery and gardens. Around it, Ra'anana as a whole is consistently one of the most sought-after cities for families in the Sharon region: compact and easy to live in day to day, with a high standard of living, an open and diverse community, and easy access to the employment and tech hubs of Herzliya Pituach. Together, that makes the move here a natural one for families looking for quiet without giving up convenient urban living.
What makes Ra'anana — and this street in particular — a great choice for a family.
Ra'anana was among the first Israeli cities to adopt the Israeli Green Building Standard 5281 citywide, and stays active in sustainability and environmental initiatives.
Ra'anana is widely known as a high socio-economic, well-kept, family city — popular with young couples and families with kids.
A central Sharon location, minutes from the Herzliya Pituach tech park — a real advantage for anyone working in high-tech.
A calm, well-kept residential character, with quiet streets and a strong sense of safety — exactly the environment families look for when raising kids.
A family-friendly, open and diverse city — with rich community life all year round.
🤝 A diverse, welcoming community
An open, diverse city with a warm, welcoming feel for families and newcomers alike.
🏛️ Community Centers
A citywide network of community centers offering classes, activities and cultural events for every age, all year round.
🎉 Community life year-round
Cultural events, festivals and neighborhood activities that fill the family calendar.
👋 Good neighbors
A pleasant neighborhood feel and a sense of belonging — an easy place to settle in and feel at home.
What everyday life in Ra'anana feels like — an easy urban pace, without the pressure of a big city.
☕ Café Culture
Ahuza Street, the city's "beating heart," is lined with neighborhood cafés — a coffee, a meeting or lunch, all a short drive away.
🌲 Parks & Outdoors
The large Ra'anana Park, neighborhood gardens and walking and biking paths — nature and outdoor time close to home.
🗓️ Family Rhythm
A city that runs on a family calendar — holidays, community events and calm weekends, not a nonstop rat race.
🚶 A Walkable Neighborhood
Quiet, tree-lined residential streets with wide sidewalks — easy for walking, cycling and kids on scooters.
Ra'anana is one of the most sought-after, family-friendly cities in the Sharon region — compact and easy to live in day to day, with a high standard of living, an open and diverse community, and easy access to the employment and tech hubs of Herzliya Pituach.
Yes. Ra'anana has a calm, well-kept residential character, with quiet streets and a strong sense of safety — exactly what many families look for. Katsin Street itself is a quiet, inward-facing residential street bordering private homes.
Ra'anana is known for its diverse, open and welcoming community, with a citywide network of community centers offering classes and activities for every age, plus cultural and community events all year round.
Yes — Ra'anana was among the first cities in Israel to adopt the Israeli Green Building Standard 5281 citywide, and keeps investing in parks, bike paths (about 17km across the city) and sustainability initiatives.
Herzliya Pituach and its tech park are a short drive of about 10–15 minutes by car in normal traffic — a real advantage for anyone working in high-tech.
Meet the Katsin 5 project — a new residential building on a quiet street in south-east Ra'anana, bordering private homes.