Electra City Tower
58 Harekevet St.
Tel Aviv
6777016
Terry Almozlino Arnon
Possessing over 20 years of experience, Terry advises on a wide range of projects and transactions as related to entrepreneurship, financing, development, litigation, and more.
Along with providing legal support during real estate transactions, Terry also guides her clients in various commercial and ongoing issues and represents them before various courts.
Terry previously served as legal counsel for and board member of Arena Star Group. She was responsible for the company’s entire legal apparatus.
Terry’s clients include some of the largest real estate companies in Israel, real estate investors, private developers, and logistics and infrastructure companies.
Prominent legal directory Chambers and Partners ranks Terry as a Leading Lawyer in the Real Estate practice area.
Education:
IDC Herzliya, LL.M., 2011
IDC Herzliya, LL.B. and B.A. in Business Administration (cum laude), 2002
Admission:
Israel Bar Association, 2003
Insights & News - Terry Almozlino Arnon:
2025 Year-End Review: Key Trends in the Israeli Real Estate Sector
2025 will be remembered as one of the most complex and dynamic years for Israel’s real estate sector. Despite the financial risks, the market demonstrated resilience through an influx of real estate companies joining the stock exchange to raise funds and debt capital to finance enormous urban renewal programs.
Force Majeure in Times of War – What It Means for Business
Adv. Terry Almozlino Arnon discusses in an interview with Globes how the concept of “force majeure” affects developers and contractors in the real estate and construction sectors, and its practical implications for day-to-day operations after the war’s end.
Globes Interview: Real Estate Companies Return to the Stock Market
2025 saw a significant wave of equity and debt offerings by real estate companies on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, driven by interest rate changes and bank financing pressures. In an interview with Globes, Adv. Terry Almozlino Arnon, head of the firm's Real Estate Department, emphasizes that market entry requires transparency and public standards and notes that this trend is expected to continue into 2026.