Cyberstarts is looking for another Tel Aviv tower to house its growing startup empire After leasing 15 floors at Landmark B for a shared campus for its portfolio companies, the $1.4 billion cybersecurity fund is now exploring options for a second location. Cyberstarts’ appetite for real estate in Tel Aviv is not yet satisfied. After leasing 15 floors at the Landmark B Tower in Tel Aviv’s Sarona complex to create a shared campus for its portfolio companies, Calcalist has learned that the venture capital fund is now looking for another tower. Gili Raanan, co-founder of Cyberstarts, and general partner Dor Knafo are in talks with several real estate companies to explore options for a second location for the fund’s portfolio companies. The fund, which manages $1.4 billion, is considering the possibility of a dedicated tower built for Cyberstarts, although vacant space is also available in nearby projects such as TOHA2 and the Spiral Tower, which is currently under construction. Nine of Cyberstarts’ 25 portfolio companies are expected to move into Landmark B, which is scheduled to be occupied in about a year. The largest companies in the portfolio, including Island, Upwind and Cyera, will remain in their existing offices. Cyera is currently based in Landmark Tower A. The companies moving to what Cyberstarts calls its “Cyber Campus” are primarily smaller startups with between 100 and 200 employees. They are expected to include Glow, Vega, A Security, Onyx, Surf and Spirit, all of which have raised significant amounts of capital over the past year and are now in periods of rapid expansion. Cyberstarts itself will occupy part of a floor that will serve as a common area for the campus. It is expected to include shared facilities such as a gym and cafe. Each startup will design its own offices, while