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REAL ESTATE ISRAEL
Monthly Update,
March 2024
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Shoshanna Solomon
Double whammy of high rates and no workers leaves Israeli builders with high debt
And the specter of a housing shortage is triggering a rise in demand and price rises
Apartment sales jumped 14% in January amid ongoing war, new figures show
By
Sharon Wrobel
Housing snapshot: Home sales and rentals across Israel
By
Shoshanna Solomon
The Times of Israel’s regular feature on what is happening in the local property market right now
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Rescheduled Open House Jerusalem to launch with several tours related to Oct. 7
By
Jessica Steinberg
Batim Mibifnim was postponed from late October after the Hamas attack; now it will take place over two weekends in April
'A really, really long, hard and complicated journey'
They fled Nahal Oz after Hamas attacked on Oct. 7. They don’t know whether to return
By
ADAM GELLER
While many older residents of the kibbutz on the Gaza border say they’ll go home, younger ones are unsure: ‘My heart says go back, it’s your home. But I have no idea how to do it’
Over half of southern evacuees back home as officials prep massive rehabilitation push
By
Canaan Lidor
and
Ariella Oldfield
At Dead Sea hotels, lasting mental, physical traumas delay homecoming for some evacuees
By
Canaan Lidor
Jerusalem mayor reverses support for large development at Bible Hill nature spot
By
Sue Surkes
Following widespread public objection, municipality backs away from plan for hotel and commercial center on central site overlooking Old City
After seven years, Mobileye inaugurates new Jerusalem office campus
By
Sharon Wrobel
NIS 1 billion-plus complex in the Har Hotzvim tech park to be the main R&D site of the self-driving auto technology firm
US: Settlements inconsistent with international law
Israel greenlights plans for nearly 3,500 new settlement homes
By
ToI Staff
and
Jacob Magid
Defense Ministry body approves projects to build 2,402 new homes in Ma’ale Adumim, 694 homes in Efrat and 330 homes in Keidar after record-breaking year of West Bank expansion
Construction begins on large new settlement neighborhood west of Ariel
By
Jeremy Sharon
Once-thriving agriculture struggles to stay afloat in evacuated northern border area
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Agencies
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Almost no supplies are delivered and few people remain at farms and food tech startups in zone battered by rocket fire and drone attacks from Lebanese terror group Hezbollah
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