After $32B exit, Wiz secures massive Tel Aviv headquarters away from Google’s complex
The cyber firm will lease 23,500 square meters spread across 13 floors in Landmark Tower B instead of moving into Google’s future ToHa campus.
Cybersecurity company Wiz is also expanding in real estate, signing a deal to lease half of the office space in Landmark Tower B in the Sarona complex in Tel Aviv. The company, which was sold to Google for $32 billion, signed a lease agreement worth NIS 60 million per year (approximately $19.3 million) with property owners Efi Properties and Melisron.
The move is notable because it suggests that Wiz intends to maintain a significant degree of operational independence even after becoming part of Google. The tech giant had previously been searching for space for Wiz in the ToHa Tower, where Google itself is scheduled to relocate in 2027.
Wiz will lease 23,500 square meters spread across 13 floors of the new tower, which is expected to be completed by the end of 2026. The NIS 60 million annual payment applies to the initial term of the lease, which was signed for six years, making the total value of the agreement more than NIS 300 million. Efi Properties and Melisron own the tower in equal shares of 50% each.
At the end of the initial period, Wiz will have the option to extend the lease for an additional five years, with rent increasing by 5%.
At the same time, as first reported by Calcalist, Efi Properties and Melisron are conducting advanced negotiations to lease the remaining half of the office space in Landmark Tower B to the Cyberstarts venture capital fund. Cyberstarts, which was also the first investor in Wiz, is seeking to bring its portfolio companies together under one roof. If the deal is completed, the building could effectively become a “cyber tower.”
Landmark Tower A, the first building in the project, already houses a large concentration of cybersecurity companies. These include firms linked to entrepreneur Shlomo Kramer, such as Cato and Cyera, the latter of which reached a $9 billion valuation in a fundraising round in early 2026. Tower A, which contains approximately 100,000 square meters of office space, is already fully leased.
Together, the two towers will include around 150,000 square meters of office space. The upper floors of Tower B will also contain residential apartments, with 116 units planned as part of the project.
