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Reality Investment Fund

Reality Investment Fund is a asset manager based in Tel Aviv, founded 2008; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters, registration, AUM band,...

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Reality Investment Fund

REALITY is the leading Group of real estate funds in Israel, managing over $4.23B investment portfolio in high-growth markets.

General information

Firm type

Generalist

Year founded

2008

AUM

$4.23B (per the firm, 2026)

Location

Region

Middle East

Country

Israel

City

Tel Aviv

Corporate office

Tel Aviv, Israel

Principals

Assaf Vardi

Founder & Managing Partner

Miki Vardi

Founder

Ohad Rozen

Founder & Managing Partner

Sector focus

Real Estate

Frequently asked questions

Who makes investment decisions at Reality Investment Fund?

Founders Assaf Vardi and Ohad Rozen serve as managing partners and drive overall strategy. Dan Menachem leads acquisitions for the equity funds, Moshe Hardi manages the debt fund, and Peled Barkai oversees the German core-plus vehicle. The firm operates with a multidisciplinary team that includes appraisers, architects, and planners.

How is Reality Investment Fund structured — is it a single family office or a fund manager?

It is a fund manager, not a family office. Reality raises capital from external institutional investors — pension funds, insurance companies, banks, and endowments — plus high-net-worth individuals, and deploys it through separate closed-end private real estate funds.

Does Reality participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?

Reality only executes direct real estate transactions. It operates its own equity, debt, and core-plus fund vehicles and directly acquires, finances, and repositions properties; it does not allocate to third-party fund managers.

What investment stages does Reality target?

Reality targets value-add and distressed repositioning in existing assets, acquisition and rezoning of underdeveloped land, and direct debt origination for third-party developers. It is not a venture investor and does not write early-stage equity checks except through its separate Reality PropTech community initiatives.

Which sectors does Reality avoid?

The firm does not invest in venture-stage technology companies or operating businesses outside real estate. Its capital is deployed exclusively in physical real estate — residential, office, commercial, mixed-use, and industrial land — and real estate debt.

How is Reality related to its PropTech activity?

Reality PropTech is a community-engagement and mentorship arm, not an investment fund. It runs accelerators, startup breakfasts, and mentoring programs to connect real estate operators with technology founders. The main funds do not allocate capital to these startups.

Does Reality maintain philanthropic or ESG structures?

The firm publishes annual ESG and Impact reports and has a dedicated ESG & Advot Fund Manager, Ori Nir-Winter. It embeds ESG criteria into acquisition and asset management — including collaboration with local municipalities — but does not operate a separate grant-making foundation. Impact claims are tied to community projects within its portfolio.

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