Since the banks have closed many safety-deposit boxes in recent years, Brickstone plans to open 10 private vaults across the country with a total investment of about NIS 60 million.
By JERUSALEM POST STAFFBrickstone CEO Dvir Indig(photo credit: Courtesy)Brickstone, which set up the first private safety-deposit vault in Israel, plans to open a new one in Jerusalem with an investment of $1.5 million, Brickstone CEO Dvir Indig announced. It will contain about 4,000 safes, he said.The Brickstone complex opened in Tel Aviv three years ago.Since the banks have closed many safety-deposit boxes in recent years, Brickstone plans to open 10 private vaults across the country with a total investment of about NIS 60m., Indig said.
