Tel Aviv
Kerem HaTeimanim, founded by Yemenite Jewish immigrants in 1906, is a grid of narrow streets beside the Carmel Market, close to the beach. It is largely religious and traditional, with Yemenite restaurants that close on Shabbat, and has seen many French and other foreign buyers in recent years.
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Groceries & bakeries · Kerem HaTeimanim and Carmel Market
The city's biggest open-air market, a long alley of stalls selling produce, bread, spices, flowers, clothes and Judaica. It runs from the corner of King George and Allenby streets toward the Carmelit bus station.
HaCarmel St., Tel Aviv
Real estate · Kerem HaTeimanim and Carmel Market
Real estate agency that describes itself as English-speaking, for buyers, investors and renters in Tel Aviv neighborhoods and Herzliya Pituach. Also offers property management and appraisals.
29 HaYarkon Street, Tel Aviv
Shops · Kerem HaTeimanim and Carmel Market
Twice-weekly street fair on the pedestrian part of Nahalat Binyamin Street, where artists sell jewelry, ceramics, toys, Judaica and other handmade goods, with street performers.
Nahalat Binyamin St., Tel Aviv