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About the park
The park is jointly owned by Gev-Yam (50.1%) and the Haifa Economic Company (49.9%) of the Haifa Municipality.
Total area
acres
Total office area
square meters
Companies based in the park
leading high-tech companies
People working in the park
people
One unique park, that makes everything that matters to you accessible, pleasant and easy

Being in the right place is often a crucial element for success. Matam offers unique advantages that make it an attractive location for leading companies at any scale and from all areas of technology, finance and business.
The park boasts a favorable location, top tier companies and a direct link to the high quality human capital from Haifa’s academic institutions.
Global and Israeli companies who put their employees’ experience and the managerial peace of mind that the park provides at the top of their priorities, choose Matam Park for just those reasons. Some of the services provided by the park include sports and fitness centers, restaurants, hairdressers and even kindergartens. Together, they form a work environment where employees can thrive. These qualities have led to the park being dubbed the Israeli Silicon Valley.
The park is located at the southern edge of Haifa adjacent to major traffic routes and in close proximity to the train station and the central bus station. A free shuttle service transports workers and visitors from these stations to the park and back, thus allowing easy access from northern and central Israel, with or without a car.
In addition, the park is located near Haifa’s leading cultural and leisure centers, such as: The Haifa Congress Center, the Sami Ofer International Football Stadium, the Azrieli Haifa Mall, the Castra Arts Center and more.
Looking towards the future and the east
The growing demand for offices in the park has led to the development of the East Matam complex, where some of the most advanced office buildings in Israel will be built. The construction of the eastern complex will be carried out in three phases by 2024, with a total area of approximately 128,000 square meters, of which approximately 77,000 square meters of building area. The eastern complex is designed with an emphasis on innovation modularity.
Gav-Yam: SHAPING THE FUTURE
Adjoining the rear of the Gav-Yam Hebrew Campus is the Edmond J. Safra Campus, which houses numerous major faculties and institutes: the Faculty of Sciences, the School of Computer Science & Engineering, the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences (ELSC), the Israel Institute for Advanced Studies (IIAS), the Alexander Silberman Institute of Life Science, the Institute of Earth Sciences, the Casali Institute of Applied Chemistry, and the Racah Institute of Physics.
The unique campus ecosystem integrates human capital, knowledge, and physical infrastructure with the creative spirit and entrepreneurial drive of hi-tech and biotechnology companies. This synergy enables companies operating on the campus to derive huge added value from the work environment.
Meet the neighbors: Microsoft, Google, Apple, Intel, Elbit, Philips, Pluristem and many other leading companies
