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The Tel Aviv District Planning and Construction Committee has announced its approval of the Hagag Group’s proposal to build a prestigious hotel on Herzliya’s marina. This new establishment is slated to boast 365 guest rooms, a conference center, a public restaurant, and spa facilities. Notably, the hotel will not offer holiday apartments for rent. Designed […]
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Will academia shape urban renewal solutions? The Governmental Authority for Urban Renewal convened a landmark conference on April 8 to bridge the gap between academic discourse and policy implementation in the field of urban renewal. The aim is to foster research that facilitates sustainable engagement in the urban renewal market. The conference brought together scholars […]
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Looking for the best of all worlds in Tel Aviv? Look no further than Neve Avivim. A charming neighborhood in one of the city’s most appealing locations, it is also known for its celebrity lore.Today it boasts a boutique ambiance coupled with unparalleled accessibility, making it an ideal place to raise a family, host family […]
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Real estate companies are turning the war’s “lemons,” which led to a reduction in supply, into “lemonade,” driving the sector’s stocks to soar. All this is happening after a year and a half of uncertainty due to rising interest rates, alongside the war with Hamas. However, investors see the horizon of the war’s end coming […]
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In 2023, approximately 66,590 apartments (both new and second-hand) changed hands, marking a 35% decline compared to the previous year, as per a report released by the Central Bureau of Statistics. Of these, 42% were new apartments, totaling around 27,930 units, reflecting a 30.7% decrease from 2022. About 6,860 of these new units were sold […]
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The municipality of Jerusalem, through the local planning and building committee, approved four plans on February 11 for deposit in the district committee for urban renewal in Kiryat Menachem, within which 1,709 housing units will be built, including two giant towers of 41 stories each. In addition, the plan includes an area for public use […]
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After being presented to the media yesterday in a press conference, Israel’s housing plan for 2024 was approved in today’s government meeting. The plan, which includes an investment of billions of shekels, was developed by the Ministries of Construction and Housing, Finance, and other relevant government bodies, with the goal of maintaining functional continuity in […]
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The Israel Lands Authority has announced an online tender for the purchase of lease rights for the construction of 200 residential and commercial units in Kiryat Ata. The plot being marketed in this tender is part of the main urban axis plan, located in the northern region around Kiryat Ata and spanning approximately 678 dunams. […]
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This morning, the “plan plus permit” reform was implemented, allowing for the simultaneous approval of urban renewal plans, as part of the alternative to TMA 38, and the corresponding building permits. This significant change is predicted to shorten the construction process by 1-4 years. In November, Minister of the Interior Moshe Arbel signed the regulations […]
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