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The historical mill in Jerusalem’s Givat Shaul neighborhood has been demolished, to be replaced by a compound featuring office towers, commercial space, residential towers, and hospitality facilities.
The Weizmann-Pinkas project in Tel Aviv, with three buildings containing 73 housing units, is underway * When will apartments in the luxury compound be put on the market?
Apartment sellers who decide to abandon negotiations at an advanced stage may have to pay the buyers hundreds of thousands of shekels for breach of contract.
Record-breaking mortgages reflect a surge in demand, fueling housing prices * Who’ll take responsibility?
Marketing has begun in the Oliver project in Neve Hen neighborhood in East Tel Aviv, with housing units of various sizes, from 3 to 5 rooms * How much will a penthouse in the project cost you?
Sixty-four cottages and lots for private construction will be marketed in the Rotshtein Hayeruka project in Be’er Ya’akov HaHadasha.
Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked proposes alternative to TAMA 38 that includes increased building rights, cancellation of the height restriction on buildings, and a shortened procedure for advancing projects and permits.
Luxury NIS 15 million spa opens at Jerusalem’s Waldorf Astoria Hotel. The brand is French, the equipment German and Italian, the design Turkish and Israeli, and the style international.
Water cisterns from the Ottoman Empire period were recently unearthed during work on the Midtown Jerusalem project in the old Shaare Zedek building complex in Jerusalem. “The cisterns will be restored and will lend a magical touch to the new building."
Mayors at the annual conference for CEOs of local authorities accused the government of indifference to the rise in housing prices. Proposals include long-term planning and delegating more responsibilities to local government.
