Court Shocker: Zichron Devarim Upheld as Binding in Mega Real Estate Deal
A recent court ruling found that a Zichron Devarim (Memorandum of Understanding) can serve as a legally binding contract in a real estate deal worth...
A recent court ruling found that a Zichron Devarim (Memorandum of Understanding) can serve as a legally binding contract in a real estate deal worth...
A recent court ruling has redefined how new immigrants can potentially qualify for reduced purchase tax in Israel, stating that the relevant “purchase date” is...
A recent court ruling clarified that municipal planning authorities cannot retroactively revoke the allocation of accessible parking in Israel to a specific apartment unless clear...
A recent court case examined whether a tenant who paid a brokerage fee when renting an apartment is also required to pay an additional fee...
As of June 1, 2025, Israeli homeowners upgrading to a new property now have 24 months—rather than 18—to sell their previous home and still qualify...
This case concerns a property sale that was later challenged due to claims of real estate deception and exploitation. The seller, facing financial difficulties, sold...
The Israeli Supreme Court has temporarily halted a large urban renewal (pinui-binui) project in Tel Aviv due to claims that the building permits were issued...
This article looks at a legal case involving a property in Tirat Carmel, where the municipality refused to issue a full Arnona (municipal property tax)...
According to a bill memorandum released last week by the Ministry of Finance, the period during which homeowners upgrading their residence can own two homes...
A recent court ruling explores whether a temporary mandatory injunction can be issued against apartment owners who initially agreed to a pinui-binui project but later...
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