How much did the French pay for a full-floor penthouse in Bat Yam?
A couple from France purchased a rare penthouse in the THE 5 project in Bat Yam, spanning an entire floor and featuring two terraces with a private pool and jacuzzi.
On the way to 800 housing units in Jaffa D: Mega urban renewal project launches
The Tel Aviv-Jaffa Local Committee for Planning and Construction approved a building permit application for Almog Group’s urban renewal project
From Miami to Tel Aviv: Penthouse sells for NIS 5.6m in Yad Eliyahu
Israeli buys Yad Eliyahu penthouse for NIS 5.63 million
Mortgage advisors association: Surge in mortgage volumes
The latest Bank of Israel report reflects the completion of first-hand transactions and “Price for Resident” deals alongside growth in second-hand transactions.
Urban renewal in Shazar Complex, neighborhood G: Beersheba municipality joins developer
This week, Beersheba’s Local Planning Committee recommended depositing the urban renewal plan for the Shazar complex, with the municipality joining a private developer as co-submitter.
During war: Apartments in Ashkelon delivered four months ahead of schedule
Almog Group is populating four boutique buildings in Ashkelon’s Ir HaYayin neighborhood and advancing 1,650+ urban renewal units, including two towers with 262 apartments nearing permit approval.
Mixed-use development in the south: 30-story towers in Kiryat Gat
Southern District Planning Committee approves construction of hundreds of apartments, office towers, and commercial spaces on a 1.4-hectare site. The mayor: “A new hub of living, work, and study.”
Between Ramat Aviv and Ramat HaSharon: South Glilot District set to launch
The Israel Land Authority’s plan for South Glilot, spanning the cities of Ramat HaSharon and Tel Aviv, has been approved.
Underway in Herzliya: Families move toward a new future
Av-Gad Group is starting demolition and construction at 16-18 Bnei Binyamin Street in Herzliya as part of its urban renewal residential project.
One building stops the entire neighborhood: It’s time to recognize the “recalcitrant building”
Despite progress in Israel’s urban renewal, thousands of housing units are stalled because a single building refuses to join the project.
