Dimri Tower, Mixed-use skyscraper in the Northern Business District, Ashdod, Israel

Dimri Tower is a 41-storey skyscraper about 141.52 metres tall in the northern business district of the Kirya quarter in Ashdod, southwest of the K Towers. Its ground floor is commercial, the first seven floors hold offices and a clinic, 33 floors above are residential, and a technical floor tops the building. It contains 120 apartments.

Construction of Dimri Tower began in 2010 but halted for several years over delays in obtaining building permits. Work resumed in 2018, the year the tower was completed. It stands in the northern business district of the Kriya quarter in Ashdod, south-west of the K Towers.

Dimri Tower's name comes from the Dimri construction company. Its ground floor is commercial space, while the first seven floors hold offices and a medical clinic, and the 33 floors above are apartments. The tower stands in the Northern Business District of the Kirya quarter, southwest of the K Towers.

Dimri Tower stands in the northern part of the Kriya district, southwest of the K Towers. The ground floor is commercial, and the first seven floors hold offices and a medical clinic, so the lobby area is busiest on weekday mornings. The 33 residential floors above are reached separately.

Construction began in 2010 but stalled for several years over building permits and only resumed in 2018. The tower holds 120 apartments, with a commercial ground floor, offices and a clinic on the first seven floors, and a technical floor at the top.