11,000 Homes Planned for New Carmei Gat East District
The “Carmei Gat East” plan, advanced by the Israel Land Authority, includes approximately 11,000 housing units and about 550,000 square meters of commercial and employment...
Category: Planning Policy
After Decades as a Local Council, Givat Ze’ev Becomes A City
Givat Ze’ev has officially become a city, after Central Command chief Avi Bluth signed the final order completing its transition from local council to full...
Tzfat’s Old City Gateway Gets a New Look: Plan Approved for Residential, Commercial, and Hotel Development
The Northern District Planning and Construction Committee has approved the deposit of a significant urban renewal plan in the heart of Tzfat’s Old City, at...
District Committee Approves Bet Shemesh Master Plan for 500,000 Residents
The Jerusalem District Planning and Construction Committee approved on Monday the advancement of the policy document “BS/3000,” which sets out the planning framework for Bet...
500 Homes and a Green Park: Plan Approved for Mixed Religious-Secular Community in the Gaza Envelope
The Southern District Planning and Construction Committee approved today (Tuesday) the deposit of the plan for the establishment of the settlement “Hanon” (Ofir) in the...
A Rare Redevelopment Opportunity in Jerusalem Just 200 Meters from the Old City
A unique initiative is moving forward in the Koresh Compound in Jerusalem, less than 200 meters from the Old City walls, following the selection of...
Government Advances Plugot Haredi City Near Kiryat Gat
The Israeli government has approved an initial move to examine the establishment of Plugot Haredi City, a new ultra-Orthodox city planned adjacent to Kiryat Gat....
Sderot Mayor: “The U.S. Is Planning a Port in Gaza – and for Sderot and the Gaza Envelope This Is a Huge Opportunity”
At a Nadlan Center urban renewal developers forum held in Ashkelon, Sderot Mayor Alon Davidi said that U.S. plans to establish a port in Gaza...
Engineer of Jerusalem: “Without Urban Renewal in the Haredi Sector, It Will Be Difficult to Provide Public Spaces”
Jerusalem’s city engineer warns that without large-scale urban renewal in Haredi neighborhoods, the city will struggle to provide adequate public spaces and educational facilities. Speaking...
Who Needs Two Stairwells? The Decision That Could Make Dozens of Urban Renewal Projects Economically Viable
By Nimrod Buso, Nadlan Center A regulatory change currently under discussion could unlock dozens of stalled urban renewal projects across Israel. This week, the Subcommittee...