Guindy Manor
Israeli businessman, entrepreneur, founder and owner of Gindi Investments, Gindi TLV, Gindi Brothers, Manor, member of YPO Israel.
Has a bachelor’s degree in economics and management from the College of Administration.
About Gindi Manor
Manor, born in 1974, was discharged from the army in 1995 after serving in the air force’s computer unit.
Manor, the son of Tova and Moshe Gindi, was born and raised in Rishon Lezion and later in the settlement of Savion. As a child, he moved with his family for several years to New York and Brazil, where he attended diplomatic schools and acquired the English and Portuguese languages.
Manor currently lives in Savion with his wife Bet-El and their five children.
Establishment of Gindi TLV
The flagship project , of which Manor is one of the entrepreneurs, is Gindi TLV , a complex Innovative and mixed-use that covers an area of 55 dunams in the heart of Tel Aviv (between the Hasmonean, Karlibach and Menachem Begin streets) and includes, among others, 777 units, Country and TLV Mall. The project included the construction of four three-story towers of 47-48 floors with 385 21 housing units. The complex has many facilities, including ropetops, gyms, a gymnasium and a tenants’ club for each tower. The complex also benefits from a digital and advanced community system that includes, among other things, facial recognition access controls and a wide range of groundbreaking community digital services.
Establishment of iGindi
Manor, together with his brother Kafir, founded iGindi – a digital manager in the field of urban renewal.
iGindi is an innovative professional manager, specializing in organizing tenants and managing urban renewal projects.
iGindi was established with the aim of bringing the experience, expertise and knowledge of its founders in the field of real estate and urban renewal in Israel and abroad – to you, the tenants.
Additional projects
Givat Mall, Givat Shmuel
Gindi BOUTIQUE, Kiryat Ono
TLV Mall, Tel Aviv
Gindi City, Ramla
Gindi FIRST, Netanya
Gindi Park, Holon
“What dreams may come”