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The Jungle Book of Real Estate in Israel
"The Israelis like their houses. More than 72% of the Israelis own their apartments, being one of the highest rates in the world. In order to compare, the ownership rate over apartments in the U.S. is up to 68%, in Britain 69% and in France 54%. Every year, Israeli contractors invest about 36 billion N.I.S into construction, approximately two thirds go into the domesticating market
last updated: 01-10-2007

Redlining and the Israeli Real estate Industry
The recent Israeli elections were followed by a number of pronouncements by US officials praising democracy in Israel. However democracy is much more than elections, and many freedoms that Americans take for granted are not available in Israel.
last updated: 20-05-2006

Apartments sold and rented
Second-hand apartments sold in the Tel Aviv and central region
last updated: 07-11-2005

Contractors: Israelis need 9.3 years to buy apartment
ACBI president Aharon Cohen: Taxes in Israel account for 41% of the price for a new apartment. A study by BDO Ziv Haft for the Association of Contractors and Builders in Israel (ACBI) found that an Israeli wage-earner has to work 9.3 years (112 months of full-time work) to buy an average apartment.
last updated: 07-11-2005

IDF to vacate Tel Aviv’s “Radar Hill” in 2007
The IDF will vacate the so-called “small block” in the north Tel Aviv neighborhood of Tel Baruch in 2007, making the land available for the construction of thousands of housing units.
last updated: 07-11-2005

Pivko to bid on Ramat Aviv Gimmel site
Controversial architect Ilan Pivko, the Aviv architect firm, and former Israel national football team player Itzik Zohar are organizing a consortium to bid for a two-dunam (half-acre) lot on Amichai Paglin St. in Tel Aviv’s New Ramat Aviv Gimmel neighborhood. The Israel Land Administration (ILA) is selling the land.
last updated: 01-11-2005

Matam High Tech Park to expand
Intel, General Electric, Zoran and Bayside will be allowed to build an additional 60,000 sq.m. of buildings for $50 million.
last updated: 19-08-2005

Tel Aviv wholesale market plan approved
The plan calls for four 40-storey high-rises along Begin Rd., 12-storey buildings along Carlebach St. and Hashmona’im St., and 15 dunam of open public space.
last updated: 19-08-2005

Diamond merchants buy 10 floors of Diamond Exchange
The group bought 11,000 sq.m. and hundreds of parking spaces from Sahar Development & Investments.
last updated: 17-08-2005

Apartment prices up 2.7% in second quarter
The average apartment price in the second quarter was NIS 712,200.
last updated: 16-08-2005

Golden Jerusalem
The owner of this Jerusalem apartment spent the first 90 years of his life in England. Two years ago, fulfilling a lifetime dream, he made aliya and happily settled in Rehavia, close to his daughter and her family who had made aliya several years earlier.
last updated: 14-08-2005

American School sells old Kfar Shmaryahu site for $21 million to investors who plan private homes
Five real estate developers have bought the 19-dunam, or about 4.75 acre, Kfar Shmaryahu plot on which the American International School currently stands. The group, which paid $21 million for the land, has the right to use already-approved construction plans to build 17 single family homes on the site. However, they have announced they plan to build their own homes there.
last updated: 29-07-2005

Knesset plenary approved the multi-year tax plan on July 25
On July 25, in second and third readings, the Knesset plenary approved Amendment Number 147 to the Income Tax Ordinance, thus enacting a multi-year tax plan that will outline Israel’s tax policy for the coming five years.
last updated: 28-07-2005

Builders: We will be forced to up apartment prices
Foreign workers now must be employed through manpower agencies and receive a severance package upon leaving the country.
last updated: 19-07-2005

Diplomatic elegance - just north of Herzliya Pituah
The Korean ambassador's residence in Moshav Rishpon is an island of splendor.
last updated: 19-07-2005

MKs Omri Sharon, Bar-On oppose west Jerusalem expansion
Jerusalem - They warn against irreparable environmental damage and political harm.
last updated: 19-07-2005

The young are leaving Haifa
The young are leaving Haifa; there's no land and contractors are also voting with their feet
last updated: 18-07-2005

Celebrating Bauhaus
An over-worn popular saying about Israel's three major cities is that Haifa works, Jerusalem prays, and Tel Aviv plays. Of course one can find workers, prayers, and revelers in all three cities, but Tel Aviv can offer something tangible the others cannot - the largest collection of Bauhaus-style buildings in the country, a virtual outdoor museum that never closes its doors and charges no fee.
last updated: 15-07-2005

The ten plagues of apartment prices
Now that elevators have become standard in almost all buildings, stairs have become a drawback. About 10 years ago, they reduced an apartment's price by 5 percent. Today that figure stands at 20 percent or more.
last updated: 09-07-2005

Jerusalem Town limits
The municipal area of Jerusalem, says Israel Kimhi, a veteran urban planner associated with the Jerusalem Institute of Israel Studies (JIIS), is similar to that of Paris. Yet the population of Paris is several times larger than that of Jerusalem.
last updated: 09-07-2005



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