Israel’s Largest Contractors to Lead War-Damage Restoration Program
For the first time in Israel, some of the country’s largest building contractors—including Danya Cebus—will take the lead on war-damage restoration for apartments hit by...
Author: Nadlan Center
Over 1,400 New Apartments: Five Jerusalem Urban Renewal Plans Head to District Committee
Jerusalem is undergoing significant urban renewal, with five major projects across the city now advancing to the District Committee. The plans, spanning Baka, Arnona, Kiryat...
Guess Who’s Back? Once Considered Ugly, Terrazzo Tiles are Now the Hottest Design Trend in Israel
Most of us cringe when we think back to those old terrazzo tiles—small, dull, and usually some uninspiring sandy color. But today, terrazzo tile is...
Construction Worker Shortage Hits 40,000 Amid Palestinian Labor Ban — Employment in West Bank Soars
According to the Chief Economist at the Ministry of Finance, 336,000 construction workers were employed in the first quarter of 2025—highlighting a construction worker shortage...
Before the Final Barrage: 30,000 Homes Damaged in Israel, 15,000 Evacuated
According to data from the Property Tax Authority received on Monday night, prior to Iran’s final barrage of missiles against Israel, the central cities of...
Average Mortgage in Israel Rises for Fourth Consecutive Month
The average mortgage in Israel rose to NIS 1.06 million in May, a 12% increase and NIS 114,000 in the average mortgage amount compared to...
Urban Renewal Isn’t Just About Elevators or Parking — It’s About Safety
According to Ran Braz, a lawyer who represents tenants in urban renewal projects, if there’s one thing Iran’s missile attacks have taught us, it’s the...
Interior Minister Orders Occupancy Permits for All Residential Buildings with Protected Spaces—Even Without Full Compliance
On Tuesday, the National Planning and Building Council, chaired by Rabbi Natan Elnatan, is expected to approve a measure that will immediately make thousands of...
Nearly 10,000 Claims Filed to Israel’s Compensation Fund in Two Days, Estimated at NIS 1 Billion
As of Monday morning, approximately 10,000 claims—representing an initial damage estimate of around NIS 1 billion—have been submitted to Israel’s Compensation Fund. These figures do...
Construction Industry Demands Reopening All Construction Sites: “Where There Were Bomb Shelters, Lives Were Saved”
Home Front Command guidelines state that only “essential activity” may take place today, with most of the construction sector not classified as such. The Chairman...