Urban renewal
Urban renewal
The significance of urban renewal has additional dimension; beyond improving living standards, these projects contribute to civilian resilience.
The next generation of urban renewal in Israel: Redevelopment in luxury areas
3,200 new units: Local committee approves Yoseftal neighborhood urban renewal in Kfar Saba
A real estate shift: Jaffa becomes an alternative to expensive Tel Aviv
Jerusalem Vibe: Who visited Jerusalem for the holidays?
In Jerusalem, visits to the city from Israeli residents actually rose during the holiday season, thanks to an aggressive internal marketing campaign.
Urban renewal: Potential for 16,000 new apartments in this city
The Central District Committee will discuss replacing TAMA 38 in Rishon LeZion, allowing for 16,000 new apartments citywide. The plan includes earthquake reinforcements and gradual urban renewal.
Jerusalem Vibe: The conflict on Aza Street
The Rehavia neighborhood’s main traffic artery, Aza Street, is often shut down for protests, among other reasons.
Maybe also in your city: 4,000 new apartments approved in Gush Dan
The Tel Aviv District Committee approved submitting several urban renewal projects, including about 4,000 new housing units in two major cities in the Gush Dan. Which cities are involved?
Grapevine: Local language
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
No easier solution: This is what you'll pay organizers in urban renewal projects
For the first time: The Government Authority for Urban Renewal publishes recommended salaries for project organizers, which can impact project feasibility and homeowners' returns.
Curious? Check out Tel Aviv's urban renewal plan for the coming years!
At a special event attended by lawyers, the leaders of Tel Aviv's urban renewal efforts presented the city’s plan for the upcoming years, which is expected to add around 6,000 housing units annually.
Sderot invests NIS 15 million in renewing older neighborhoods
A 15 million shekel budget has been approved to plan urban renewal in Sderot's older neighborhoods, aiming to reduce disparities with newer areas.
The end for "machers" who have stalled urban renewal projects for years?
Power shifts to homeowners: New Justice Ministry rules fix developer payouts for canceled deals, aiming to unblock stalled urban renewal projects.
Residents fought and the state approved: TAMA 38 extended until year-end in these cities
The National Council decided: TAMA 38 ends on August 29, 2024. In Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak, and Bat Yam, projects in the permit application process can be completed by year-end, within four months.
