K Towers, Residential compound in Ashdod, Israel

K Towers is a residential compound in Ashdod with two 40-floor buildings featuring marble, granite, and glass exteriors located in the North district. Units range from four-room apartments of about 147 square meters to penthouses of about 445 square meters, with all residences offering Mediterranean Sea views through panoramic windows.

Construction of K Towers began in 2008; within four years the commercial floor and then six office floors were completed, and the towers were finished in 2017 by contractor Claude Nahmias. Work was halted for about two years after defects were found and because there were no shelters on every floor, resuming once the Ashdod municipality granted a permit. At inauguration the 148-metre towers ranked 30th among Israel's tallest skyscrapers.

The towers are named for the initial of contractor Claude Nahmias, who built the complex; construction began in 2008 and finished in 2017. The commercial floor holds restaurants, clothing shops, cafés and banks, while the office floors house law firms, financial consultants, a large gym, clinics and a cosmetics institute.

The complex provides ground-floor access to shopping and recreational areas plus a concierge service in the hotel-style lobby for resident assistance. Visitors should note that the facility is primarily designed for residential use and public access is limited to certain shared spaces.

Construction began in 2008 but halted for about two years after defects were found and shelters were missing on every floor; work resumed only after the Ashdod municipality granted a permit. Contractor Claude Nahmias completed the towers in 2017, and at inauguration their 148 metres ranked them 30th among Israel's tallest skyscrapers.