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Tarantino Buys $13.8M Israeli Estate
2 Nov
Summary
- Tarantino and Pick purchased two adjacent plots for NIS 50 million.
- The couple spent years searching for the perfect home in Tel Aviv.
- Tarantino balances fatherhood in Israel with filmmaking in America.
Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and his wife, Daniella Pick, have solidified their commitment to living in Israel with the purchase of two adjacent plots in the Tel Baruch neighborhood of Tel Aviv. The acquisition, reportedly costing NIS 50 million (approximately $13.8 million), signifies a long-term investment after years of renting in the city.
The couple's property journey began with leasing a luxury house in northern Tel Aviv in November 2019, paying NIS 80,000 monthly. They spent several years exploring different neighborhoods before settling on Tel Baruch, a developing area offering ample space and privacy.
Tarantino, known for films like 'Pulp Fiction' and 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' divides his time between countries, describing his role in Israel as purely that of a father ('abba'). This move underscores the family's deep integration into Israeli life while Tarantino continues his distinguished filmmaking career.
The newly acquired plots encompass 2,200 square meters. One plot contains a seven-room house, while the second holds a smaller, older residence, providing the couple with the extensive space and control they desired for their growing family.
