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Moving to a new apartment? The project that will tell you if the building is slated for demolition
AI researcher Ido Nitzan Hidkel was forced to move apartments in Tel Aviv twice in less than a year and a half due to hazards and construction work he was unaware of. Consequently, he launched a project that centralizes information scattered across municipal websites and official documents. Here is how you can check your intended address.

Oron Nadlan and Midar secured the required majority for a Pinui-Binui project of about 400 apartments in Jerusalem
Oron Nadlan and Midar have secured the necessary majority of apartment owners to advance a Pinui-Binui project in Jerusalem's Kiryat Menachem neighborhood. The plan involves replacing 84 existing units with 400 new ones.

Kiryat Motzkin Apartment Sold for 1.15 Million Shekels
An investment 3-room apartment in Kiryat Motzkin, split into two housing units, was sold for 1.15 million shekels after four months on the market. The property is part of a Pinui-Binui urban renewal project.

Leading Companies in Urban Renewal in Haifa and Jerusalem
Building renewal is one of the most important ways to increase housing supply. After examining the situation in Tel Aviv, we checked which companies dominate in the other two largest cities — Haifa and Jerusalem.

The end of the uniform model: The state brings order to tenant compensation in urban renewal projects
The Ministry of Justice and the Urban Renewal Authority have published a framework that will allow real estate developers to offer tenants different compensation in Pinui-Binui and TAMA 38 projects. The document was written following a recent court ruling that created immense uncertainty in the industry.

Revolution in the South: State to Subsidize Ashkelon Projects with 148.5 Million Shekels
The Government Authority for Urban Renewal has announced a new call for proposals to subsidize 'pinui-binui' projects in Ashkelon. The state is investing significant funds to ensure the implementation of projects that are not otherwise economically viable.

Herzliya: Two buildings demolished as part of a Pinui-Binui project
This is a project on Ahad Ha'Am Street in the city. As part of the initiative, two old 4-story buildings were demolished in preparation for the construction of two new 8-story buildings with 42 housing units above an underground parking lot.

Contractor demands contract renegotiation: How to protect your apartment rights
Construction costs have surged by 20%, stalling urban renewal projects in Israel. Before signing any documents under pressure, follow these professional negotiation rules from real estate appraiser Shmulik Cohen.

600 million shekels for Ashkelon: how urban renewal is being promoted
The government budget is intended to bridge the economic gap in 'pinui-binui' (evacuation-construction) complexes that are not profitable under market conditions, and to enable developers to move from planning to execution — subject to approvals and a tender.

Top market leaders in urban renewal revealed
Which companies dominate the urban renewal sector? New data shows that a number of key players control the market in the Sharon area.

Petah Tikva: 227 new apartments instead of 56 old ones
Three residential buildings containing 56 old apartments were demolished as part of an urban renewal project, and in their place, two 24-story residential towers containing 227 new apartments will be built. An apartment owner in the demolished building: "A sense of relief, pride, and hope."

Real Estate Weekly: Land Distribution, Developer Rankings, and Market Trends
This week's real estate highlights include a new ranking of urban renewal leaders, government initiatives for mortgage subsidies, and major corporate moves. From land distribution for reservists to luxury market insights, here is the latest industry news.

Urban Renewal Ranking: The Real Estate Giants Dominating the Field
The leaders of Israel's urban renewal market have been revealed. Despite criticism from the State Comptroller, the sector is growing, with Aura and Azorim maintaining their positions as the largest developers in the 'pinui-binui' segment.

The strongest companies in Israel's 'pinui-binui' sector for 2026
Who dominates the urban renewal market? The new Duns 100 ranking by Dun & Bradstreet identifies the leading Israeli development companies in the 'pinui-binui' sector for 2026.

Not Every 'Recalcitrant Tenant' Is Stubborn: How to Protect Your Rights Without Alienating Neighbors
A series of recent court rulings has established that tenants who refused to sign urban renewal deals were justified in their struggle after discrimination, planning flaws, or developer misconduct were uncovered. When is an objection legitimate, in what cases can you file a lawsuit, and how do you present substantive demands without being labeled a 'recalcitrant tenant'? A guide.