About
Lilach Cohen Shamir Law Firm is a veteran boutique firm specializing in urban renewal and real estate in all its aspects. The firm represents apartment owners, contractors, entrepreneurs, and private entities, examining each transaction thoroughly to identify strengths and weaknesses, providing clients with a sense of security, and finding creative solutions to arising problems during the processes and transactions. Only after an in-depth analysis of all the data does the office propose the best strategy and solution for its clients.
In urban renewal, particularly in NOP 38 and Evacuation Building projects, the firm accompanies its clients throughout the entire process, from the planning and licensing stages to the execution, until the completion and handover of the apartments. The office represents private and commercial clients in all judicial proceedings and assists in projects involving thousands of housing units.
Decades of Professional Experience in Real Estate and Urban Renewal
The firm is led by the founder and owner, Adv. Lilach Cohen Shamir, a lawyer with extensive professional experience, broad and comprehensive understanding and knowledge in commercial law, corporations, contracts, planning, and execution of complex real estate transactions, and guiding groups, companies, and individuals in various transactions. Over the years, the office has accumulated knowledge and experience in matters related to urban renewal and real estate, including financing and corporate law.
Prominent projects
Rubinstein Complex, Tel Aviv-Jaffa - A demolition and construction project involving the demolition of 272 old housing units and the construction of 700 new housing units, including commercial areas and hotels.
Herzl Complex, Rishon Lezion - A demolition and construction project involving the demolition of 4 old buildings and the construction of a luxury tower with 170 housing units, commercial areas, and offices.
Founders' Square complex, Bat Yam - A demolition and construction project involving the demolition of approximately 300 housing units and the construction of approximately 1,200 housing units, including employment and commercial areas.