Electra City Tower
58 Harakevet st.
Tel Aviv
6777016
Alon Wolner
Alon provides ongoing legal advice throughout real estate transactions and to ventures involved in income-yielding real estate, as well as residential real estate projects. In this context, Alon counsels entrepreneurs, public and private real estate companies, contracting companies, and more.
Adv. Alon Wolner possesses extensive knowledge in advising on and leading negotiations of complex and diverse sale and rental transactions. Alon guides his clients in the planning, constructing, and leasing of profit-yielding properties, including shopping malls and commercial centers, offices and commercial buildings, logistics centers, and various residential real estate projects.
Alon oversees all relevant agreements in the real estate projects he advises on, including purchase, sale, and rental agreements, as well as engagement agreements with consultants, contractors, and architects.
Alon’s rich experience in the real estate field enables him to provide comprehensive, creative, and professional legal services, and to successfully represent senior players in the Israeli real estate market, both on an ongoing basis and in the market’s largest, most significant, and complex transactions.
Education:
Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, LL.B. and B.A. Business - Property, 2012
Admission:
Israel Bar Association, 2013
Insights & News - Alon Wolner:
Globes | New Office Towers: More Shared Amenities, Less Usable Office Space
Grand lobbies, gyms, and shared workspaces widen the gap between the area tenants pay for and the office space they actually occupy. Speaking to Globes, our firm’s Adv. Alon Wolner explains that the gross-to-net ratio should be considered in light of the amenities’ value, the tenant mix, and how shared spaces are used.
Magdilim: Israel Tax Authority Sets Criteria for Developers in War-Damaged Complex Rehabilitation Projects under Buyout Track
Adv. Alon Wolner, a partner in our firm's Real Estate Department, was interviewed by Magdilim following the Israel Tax Authority's publication of criteria and eligibility thresholds for developers seeking to participate in the rehabilitation of war-damaged complexes under the buyout track. In the interview, Alon discusses the potential impact of the new requirements on the advancement of rehabilitation projects and on the pool of developers eligible to compete. He also addresses the challenges the current economic environment poses for development companies and considers whether the criteria could affect the pace of reconstruction for the affected complexes.