Tal Ziv has joined Douglas Elliman Realty as a sales executive for Glass House Boca Raton, a planned luxury condominium project in downtown Boca Raton. The appointment brings an engineering and product-development professional into the marketing effort for the nine-story, 28-unit development, which is scheduled to open in the fourth quarter of 2027.
Key takeaways
- Tal Ziv recently earned her real estate license and joined the Glass House Boca Raton sales team.
- She is the daughter of Noam Ziv, partner and CEO of the company developing the property.
- Her background includes engineering and product development at GE Aerospace, Sierra Space and Spin Master.
- Glass House Boca Raton is planned as a nine-story luxury midrise with 28 condominiums.
The appointment adds a new member to the project’s sales operation as Glass House Boca Raton advances toward completion. Ziv will work with prospective buyers and help present the development’s design, amenities and broader vision for downtown living.
An engineering background enters real estate sales
Ziv recently transitioned into real estate after building a career in engineering and product development. Her professional experience includes roles with GE Aerospace, Sierra Space and Spin Master, giving her a background focused on technical planning, design and consumer-oriented products.
She earned a bachelor of science degree in aeronautical and astronautical engineering from Purdue University. That training, combined with her experience developing products, is expected to inform her approach to explaining the project’s details and buyer experience.
Family connection to the development
Ziv is the daughter of Noam Ziv, a partner and CEO of 280 E Palmetto Park Road, the company developing Glass House Boca Raton. Noam Ziv said his daughter’s familiarity with the development industry, along with her understanding of design and detail, would complement the project’s sales effort.
The family connection also gives Tal Ziv firsthand exposure to the development process. She has grown up around real estate while establishing an independent professional career outside the industry.
Glass House Boca Raton targets downtown buyers
Glass House Boca Raton is planned for downtown Boca Raton as a nine-story luxury midrise containing 28 condominiums. The boutique scale is intended to appeal to buyers seeking a smaller residential setting in a central location.
Ziv, who lives in Boca Raton, described the project as an opportunity to participate in the city’s ongoing evolution. In her new role, she will share the project’s plans with buyers and highlight Boca Raton as a place to live.
The development is currently scheduled to open in the fourth quarter of 2027, giving the sales team an extended period to introduce the residences and build buyer interest ahead of delivery.