Cyber billionaire Shlomo Kramer purchases $32 million Tel Aviv duplex
The entrepreneur is paying about $48,000 per square meter for the 580-square-meter boutique luxury duplex in Neve Tzedek.
Cyber entrepreneur Shlomo Kramer, CEO and co-founder of Cato Networks, has purchased a duplex apartment on Shabazi Street in Tel Aviv’s Neve Tzedek neighborhood for NIS 100 million (approximately $32.2 million).
Calcalist has learned that the duplex spans 580 square meters (6,243 square feet) across two floors and includes a balcony of approximately 180 square meters (1,938 square feet). The apartment is part of a newly constructed two-story boutique building developed by Mashar, located adjacent to the long-standing Suzana restaurant. The project includes two duplexes, one garden-level and one penthouse, along with several additional apartments.
The building features a large swimming pool, gym facilities, a luxury spa, a residents’ lounge and a doorman.
“This building is ideal for buyers seeking the amenities of a luxury tower, but within a low-rise building in the heart of Tel Aviv,” a source familiar with the project said. Kramer declined to comment.
According to sources, Kramer plans to divide the duplex into several suites for use by his children and guests.
The purchase price reflects approximately NIS 150,000 per square meter (about $48,200 per square meter). This represents a decline from peak prices in the neighborhood, which reached NIS 170,000-180,000 per square meter ($54,700-$57,900).
Kramer is expected to move into the property following his divorce, together with his partner, Eden Ayoun, who is 31 years his junior.
Kramer is one of Israel’s most prominent cyber entrepreneurs and investors. He co-founded Check Point in 1993 alongside Gil Shwed and Marius Nacht. In 2002, he founded Imperva, which went public on Nasdaq in 2011. He later founded Trusteer, acquired by IBM in 2013 for $650 million.
Cato Networks, founded in 2015, is currently valued at more than $5 billion.
Kramer’s net worth is estimated at $2.4 billion (as of 2025), placing him among Israel’s wealthiest individuals.
