Planning Administration

A comprehensive master plan in Israel takes an average of eight years to approve, hampering urban development and housing growth. The Planning Administration aims to cut this timeframe to three years.

Tel Aviv-Yafo is reinstating targeted building concessions for specific projects nearly two years after a blanket abolition, aiming to balance planning certainty with flexibility.

A comprehensive study by Israel's Planning Administration reveals the nation's most beloved streets, highlighting Rothschild Boulevard, Dizengoff, and Afula's Arlosoroff.