Real estate
Head of Kiryat Tivon council on NVIDIA: 'An opportunity that can change the entire North'
NVIDIA’s entry, new job hubs and division into 28 areas: At the “No More Periphery” conference by Madlan Media, leaders said the North could become an independent metropolis if the state invests now.
Israel Canada Hotels acquires 50% stake in two northern Israeli hotels
High response to Israel Lands Authority tenders: A sign of developers’ confidence in the market
Reinventing Zionism, rebuilding national accountability, and reviving communities
Newly built or second-hand? What homebuyers need to know
There are several key considerations that every buyer must weigh before deciding what to buy
Plan approved: Giant neighborhood of approximately 3,000 apartments to be built in this city
It’s all about the timing
Why now is the perfect window of opportunity for property acquisition.
When land no one wanted becomes good news for students
Love in the third age like the first
How Arnold and Rose found a moving and special relationship at Mediterranean Towers Jerusalem.
Stuck with an old flat? Israeli firm offers car-style trade-in
The developer’s new program allows buyers to hand over their current home as part of the purchase of a new apartment.
The growing city in Israel: 17,000 additional apartments in Dimona
Dimona will triple its population. This week, a new master plan was signed with 17,000 new housing units and major infrastructure development.
Data reveals: housing demand in Kiryat Malakhi is on the rise
Kiryat Malakhi’s housing data shows rising demand. Since 2017, the city’s population has grown 1%–2% annually, totaling about 8.5% over the past decade.
How long does urban renewal take to launch? 'Only' 16 years
208 Jaffa residents completed choosing their homes in the TEL-AVIVA project, which will include 12 new buildings, about 800 units, a green boulevard, and a unique park on Jerusalem Boulevard.
New mega-neighborhood with 1,500 apartments approved near Tel Aviv on metro line
A new gateway to Or Yehuda: 1,500 housing units will rise near the metro–light rail junction, along with 88,000 m² of commercial and employment space and 36,000 m² designated for public buildings.
