Neve Nof Tower, Residential tower in Bat Yam, Israel

Neve Nof Tower is a residential building in Bat Yam, Israel, rising 42 stories with 162 apartments inside. The structure sits roughly 350 meters from the beach and offers views toward the Mediterranean Sea.

Planning began in 2006 under the Gal Marom architects office as part of a plan to develop south Bat Yam, with an initial height of 25 floors. In 2010, before construction started, the plan was revised to 42 floors. Completed in 2013 at 158.5 meters, it took the title of tallest residential building in Israel from the W Tower of Park Tzameret and held it until 2018, when Midtown Towers in Tel Aviv reached its final height.

A large share of the apartments was bought by people living abroad, mainly citizens of France and the United States, so the tower's residents are partly an overseas-owner community rather than a local one. The building's name, Neve Nof, pairs the Hebrew words for an oasis-like dwelling and a view.

The building includes underground parking, a fitness center, and a lobby with a beverage bar accessible to residents. Its location makes it simple to reach the beach on foot.

Most apartments face the Mediterranean, but not all: the sources say "most of them." The tower held the title of Israel's tallest residential building from its completion in 2013 until 2018, when Midtown Towers in Tel Aviv reached its final height.