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Friday, November 29, 2024

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Why Israel’s housing market is seeing an unlikely surge amid the war
By Hadas Kuznits
Experts say a surprising spike in prices can be chalked up to systemic flaws, labor shortages and foreign buyers – but whatever the cause, Israeli buyers are feeling the squeeze
 
Fitch and Moody’s express cautious optimism over ‘fragile’ ceasefire with Hezbollah
By Sharon Wrobel
Credit rating agencies note that the ceasefire with Hezbollah, if durable, reduces only one source of geopolitical risk while others remain, alongside domestic political concerns
 
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Jerusalem planners laud anticipated skyscrapers, but wary locals cite towering concerns
By Zev Stub
While the municipality claims that constructing 500 tall buildings will give the Holy City a vertical facelift, residents say it will mar the landscape and only benefit developers
 
Kibbutz Kfar Aza joins Reches Real Estate to build a new NIS 250m industrial site
By Sharon Wrobel
The 42,000 square-meter industrial complex is expected to be rented out to offices, businesses and industry and will create jobs for returning residents of Gaza border communities
 
Israel dives into offshore conservation with first National Marine Park
By Sue Surkes
Area off Caesarea joins large extension to the Evtach Marine Reserve in waters between Ashkelon and Ashdod, plus projects in Hadera and additional land in the Ramon Crater
 
Real Estate Israel
Housing snapshot: Home sales and rentals across Israel in November 2024
By Shoshanna Solomon
The Times of Israel’s regular feature on what is happening in the local property market right now
 
Outpacing state, Brothers in Arms becomes 1st to renovate homes damaged on October 7
By Sue Surkes
Nonprofit takes on project initiated by grandson of murdered Kibbutz Kfar Aza co-founder, who says ‘no need to wait for the state’ with volunteers lining up to help
 
Government directorate budgets NIS 180 million to rebuild devastated Kfar Aza
By Sue Surkes
Plan led by kibbutz members would rehabilitate 360 residential buildings, 40 public ones, and infrastructure damaged during Hamas rampage last year
 
Reporter's notebook
Haunted by October 7, Kibbutz Holit tries to rebuild in a temporary new location
After a year in a hotel near the Dead Sea, Holit’s residents have moved to a new village within Kibbutz Revivim. They don’t know when — or if — they’ll return home
 
Inside Story
Still waiting for Oct. 7 compensation, a Gaza border farm community sows its fields anew
By Sue Surkes
Terrorists murdered 22 foreign workers at Kibbutz Alumim; while the destruction of equipment and loss of crops are staggering, the community is looking to the future and replanting
 
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