Gav-yam

Following reports that the restaurant would close its doors at the end of the month, a deeper look reveals a more complex reality. The beloved institution is indeed ending its contract at the current location, but it remains alive and kicking. Here are the details.

The income-producing real estate company saw an increase in rent and management fees during the second quarter of 2026. Ahead of the project's completion, Gav-Yam has revalued its 50% stake in the ToHa2 tower at 1.9 billion shekels.

Gav-Yam released its Q2 2026 financial results, reporting an NOI of 208 million shekels and a 97% occupancy rate. CEO Natalie Mishan-Zakai highlighted the company's resilience in a challenging market and its progress toward three-year growth targets.