The initiative was created to provide a trusted, professional, and transparent framework for international buyers interested in investing in real estate in Israel. We believe that the foundation of a sound investment is complete clarity: thorough deal screening, a high professional standard, and structured guidance throughout the entire process—turning a complex journey into a clear and secure one.
Nir Shmoul is a senior executive and real estate entrepreneur with extensive experience leading projects in Israel and international markets. He is CEO and a partner in an urban renewal and development company (established in 2006), operating in an owner-focused model and representing homeowners and landowners in large-scale projects. Nir Shmoul leads processes from strategy and planning through execution, working closely with local authorities and professional teams.
In addition, Nir Shmoul is a co-founder and CEO of SNIR (established in 2010)—a real estate marketing and strategy firm specializing in complex projects—and serves as Chairman of the SNIR Equal Opportunities Association. He brings a unique combination of development expertise, strategic marketing thinking, and social impact, with a strong focus on trust, professionalism, and results.
The goal is to build a trusted framework for international buyers looking to invest in real estate in Israel, with a clear, professional, and transparent process—from the introductory meeting to the decision stage.
For buyers from the Jewish Diaspora and anyone interested in purchasing property in Israel for investment, future relocation planning, or strengthening their connection to the country. The club is also open to immigrants who moved to Israel within the last seven years, as well as their first-degree relatives.
Each project is thoroughly reviewed and carefully selected based on professional, financial, and ethical standards—only deals that meet our criteria are presented to club members.
A Zero Report is a key appraisal document that outlines a project’s feasibility and core financial data. Our principle is simple: if there isn’t a complete Zero Report—we don’t proceed.
Yes. The initiative emphasizes structured guidance that helps you understand the full picture, ask the right questions, and make decisions based on data and transparency.
When a community comes together, demand can be consolidated—sometimes enabling better pricing and improved terms, with full transparency and an independent external review.
You submit a request for a private introductory meeting. We then assess suitability, explain the process, and answer all questions—only afterwards do we proceed based on your needs and goals.