Modi’in
Your Home Between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv
Modi’in lies in the central region of Israel, strategically placed between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. It was master-planned to provide modern infrastructure, high quality of life, and a balanced lifestyle. For many Olim and families, Modi’in offers relatively affordable, spacious housing with excellent amenities and connections to Israel’s major employment centers.
As of today, Modi’in’s population is over 90,000 residents and is projected to grow toward ~120,000 in the coming years.
Location
Central Geography: Modi’in is roughly equidistant between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, giving residents a choice of commuting options.

Key Neighborhoods:
• HaShvatim / Moriah (Buchman area) — quiet family neighborhoods, homes and condos.
• HaPrachim (The Flowers / Miromi) — central area with schools, shopping, community centers.
• HaNechalim / Masuah — newer areas, parts planned by Moshe Safdie, with views and modern design.
• HaKramim (The Vineyards) — northern area under continued development.
• Avnei Chen (Kaizer) — western side, mixed use and new construction.

Train Service: Modi’in is connected to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem by rail, improving commute options.
Bus Networks: Well-distributed local and intercity bus lines link neighborhoods and external cities.
Road Access: Major roads and highway access ensure that driving is efficient to central Israel.
Private Vehicles: Car ownership is common; many residents rely on vehicles for daily life, especially where public transit is less direct.
Why Choose Modi’in?
Modi’in stands out as a well-balanced choice:
Strong infrastructure, amenities, and schools
Central location with good commuting options
Growing, mature community with both new development and established neighborhoods
Real estate opportunities for both families and investors
Friendly to English-speaking Olim with synagogues, community services, and integration support
Transportation & Commute
Train Service: Modi’in is connected to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem by rail, improving commute options.
Bus Networks: Well-distributed local and intercity bus lines link neighborhoods and external cities.
Road Access: Major roads and highway access ensure that driving is efficient to central Israel.
Private Vehicles: Car ownership is common; many residents rely on vehicles for daily life, especially where public transit is less direct.




