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About Asaf Touchmair

Asaf Touchmair is a prominent Israeli entrepreneur and businessman, known for founding the Israel Canada Group with his childhood friend and business partner, Barak Rosen. He currently serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for the company. Touchmair is also the founder and owner of Canada Israel, a private real estate company.

In recent years, Touchmair has spearheaded the growth of Israel Canada, leading the company to acquire some of the most sought-after land reserves in Israel, particularly in the Gush Dan area. During this period, the company has developed several of Israel’s largest and most notable projects, including the Da Vinci Towers, WIX Campus, Midtown Tel Aviv, Microsoft’s Middle East Headquarters, and ROM Tower.

Under the leadership of Touchmair and Rosen, the company is embarking on new projects to reshape the Israeli real estate landscape. One such project is Midtown Jerusalem, which will feature upscale residential apartments, a commercial hub, hotels, and offices, serving as the gateway to Jerusalem. As a top-performing public enterprise, Israel Canada is prominently listed on the Tel Aviv 125 Index.

Israel Canada Group

Israel Canada is a leading real estate investment firm renowned for its expertise in mixed-use development. For over twenty years, under the leadership of Barak Rosen and Assaf Touchmair, the company has provided exclusive investment opportunities, focusing on lucrative residential and commercial hubs worldwide.

Israel Canada has developed notable skyscrapers, office spaces, and impactful complexes in and around Tel Aviv by carefully selecting strategic real estate prospects. These ventures, characterized by their boldness and innovation, tell a story of success, yielding significant returns for the company and its stakeholders.

 

Media & Press

Israel Canada buys prime Tel Aviv site for NIS 443m

Since 7/10 Israel Canada has sold 146 apartments for $129 million

Israel Canada Doubles its Money on Tel Aviv Land Sale