Urban renewal
Supreme Court delays leasehold hearing, prolonging uncertainty for families - opinion
Israel’s Supreme Court hearing on former church lands in Talbiyeh, Rehavia and Nayot was postponed again. With property values down 50%, residents lack protected rooms, elevators and certainty.
From two construction families in Even Yehuda to leading real estate group: Shponder & Fadlon story
Israel's municipalities are failing on nearly every possible front, government probe reveals
New construction giant: Shoval acquires Yitzhak Stern in industry-changing deal
Kiryat Yam soars upward: A new project brings renewal to an old neighborhood
Yehuda Levi Group begins a new urban renewal phase in Kiryat Yam: 64 old units on Ben Zvi St. to be replaced by 256 in 3 towers. In total, about 955 new apartments will be built in the area.
Residents move in - and only then demolish: How the most creative project in south Tel Aviv works
A build-evacuate-rebuild project in South Tel Aviv, led by Carasso Real Estate and financed with NIS 1.2 billion by Ruby Capital and Menora Mivtachim, is set to revolutionize urban renewal in Israel.
Revolution in central Rishon LeZion: 11 old buildings to make way for hundreds of new apartments
With an investment of hundreds of millions of shekels, the Sufrin Group is advancing a major urban renewal project in the heart of Rishon LeZion - expected revenues: about half a billion shekels.
From real estate to reality: How the Alma project built a bridge between Israel and the US
When Jews from Great Neck and Kings Point bought 50 homes in Alma, Kiryat Ono, they built more than real estate - they sparked a historic bond, leading to a sister city pact with US towns.
The municipality steps up: 108 families in the center to move into their new, reinforced apartments
The Kiryat Ono Municipality has issued Form 4 for 108 reinforced apartments in an Av-Gad project - including penthouses and garden apartments. Mayor: "We acted immediately to save lives."
The project that proves there’s another way: How urban renewal can move fast
The HaSavoraim 2–4 project in Tel Aviv shows how smart planning, strong relationships, and precise management can advance urban renewal efficiently - despite bureaucracy and without shortcuts.
Right now, as rockets fly: Major urban renewal begins in Holon
Av-Gad received a permit for the “HaGeonim 6–8” project in Holon: demolishing 2 old buildings and building 90 new apartments with shelters, balconies, and a shared basement. Value: over NIS 155M.
Unprecedented: 800 villas to be demolished – Massive urban renewal in Be'er Ya'akov begins
For the first time in Be'er Ya'akov, over 90% of Hatzav Street homeowners signed an urban renewal deal. Attorney Or Keren calls it a model for other city areas.
Grove park: The neighborhood redrawing southwest Tel Aviv
Think Tel Aviv has no surprises left? "Flora" in Grove Park offers new green living from NIS 2.85 million - a project designed to keep young people in the city.
The struggle paid off: One of the oldest projects in the north is finally moving forward
After years of neglect, Yossfatel St. residents in Motzkin see hope: the District Committee approved Yam Suf Group’s plan. “One of the oldest complexes I’ve handled,” says Tzachi Omer.
