Young towers, High-rise residential complex in North Tel Aviv, Israel.

The Young Towers are a pair of high-rises on Begin Road in Tel Aviv: the southern tower rises 170 metres over 46 floors, the northern 150 metres over 40. Both have an elliptical cross-section and share a five-storey base with a wavy profile. Horizontal white beams wrap every floor, echoing Tel Aviv's Bauhaus buildings. A bridge links the towers at floors 35 to 37.

Tel Aviv's northern business center plan was approved in 2009, and a purchasing group led by the Hagag Group and Inbal Or began organizing in 2010. Dori Construction was chosen in 2011, and building started in 2012 with a target finish of 2016. Work stalled over a building permit, electrical infrastructure relocation and Dori's financial troubles; groundwater flooded the site to a depth of four meters. In 2016 the group transferred the job to Danya Cebus, and the towers were completed in 2021.

The towers' name comes from the purchasing group led by the Hagag Group and Inbal Or, marketed to young buyers; the complex includes kindergartens and 48 affordable-housing units. In February 2021 the city housing company Ezra U'Bitzaron held a lottery for about 50 rental units at 5,887 shekels a month, reserved for couples without children or single tenants on roughly five-year leases.

The complex encompasses 91,000 square meters with 486 residential units ranging from two to five rooms, plus office spaces, retail outlets, kindergartens, and a swimming pool, with 48 units designated as affordable housing.

The two towers are joined by a bridge between floors 35 and 37. The complex holds 486 apartments of two to five rooms, plus offices, shops and kindergartens, and 48 units were set aside for affordable housing. In February 2021 the city housing company Ezra U'Bitzaron ran a lottery for about 50 units for rent.