Special Real Estate Magazine

Haifa’s veteran coastline neighborhoods to be upgraded with high-quality construction and beach access

The Construction and Housing Ministry has openly declared that “housing price indices show that prices are continuing to rise.” They could have just said: “We failed.”

Imagine that you are inside a simulator, as an Air Force pilot, checking out apartments to buy or rent.

The project was made possible by a $20 million donation from the Patrick and Lina Drahi Foundation, to be matched by the Tel Aviv Municipality.

Labor unions not only ensure proper work conditions but also improve workplace safety and protect lives.

A new study by the Central Bureau of Statistics looks into the changes in marriage, divorce, and birth rates and how they influence housing trends.

The new HaShalom railway station has opened for passengers, at a cost of NIS 100 million.

Everyone understands the importance of urban regeneration, yet many projects are delayed for years

Property owners in New York are preparing for “the day after” COVID, planning to reorganize and offer properties that will fulfill three needs: work, privacy, and social distancing. In Tel Aviv, that kind of thinking is almost inconceivable.

Urban renewal projects are not unique to Israel. What can we learn from New York, Portugal, and the rest of the world?