About
Boren-Eshet Property Office was shaped for the quiet work of protecting Israeli property assets on behalf of people and institutions who need a trusted local presence.
Founders & Managing Partners
Together, they bring the firm's private-office character to life: trusted local representation, design-led property judgment, careful documentation, and the goodwill required to work with owners, families, advisers, vendors, and institutional stakeholders.
Founder & Managing Partner
Harel leads the office's owner-representation and operating coordination work. His focus is practical stewardship: protecting the owner's brief, aligning vendors and advisers, documenting decisions, and ensuring Israeli property matters are handled with calm, accountable follow-through.
Founder & Managing Partner
Limor brings the design-led and relationship-centered dimension of the office. Her focus is on refined property presentation, thoughtful value enhancement, and the goodwill needed to coordinate people, details, and standards around meaningful Israeli real estate assets.
Senior Advisors
The advisory layer adds perspective for family asset stewardship, high-trust owner representation, and the careful handling of sensitive property matters.
Senior Advisor
Orit brings long-standing experience in managing and overseeing assets for families and high net worth individuals. Her perspective strengthens the office's ability to support private owners with discretion, continuity, and practical asset stewardship.
View professional profileSenior Advisor
Rachel advises the office on selected owner and asset matters. Her full biography and portrait can be added once approved for publication.
Positioning
The office understands that owners abroad need more than local availability. They need communication, governance sensitivity, discretion, and property judgment that can withstand scrutiny.
Quiet execution
Owner-first representation
Design-aware asset thinking
Private office standard
The office is intentionally selective. The first step is a discreet conversation about the asset, the owner context, and the required standard.