Negev housing boom: 6,000 units approved
Negev housing boom: 6,000 units approved for Menora, a new city planned with mixed-use development, commercial areas, and extensive public services for the.
Negev housing boom: 6,000 units approved for Menora, a new city planned with mixed-use development, commercial areas, and extensive public services for the.
Sakhnin's future brightens as a ₪1.5 billion agreement is signed, promising 4,660 new homes, commercial areas, and infrastructure upgrades for the Israeli city.
Israel recruits 1,200 Indian workers for renovation boom, testing plastering, tiling, and drywall skills to address industry demand.
Israel markets 1,800 housing units across Nahariya, Safed, Dimona, and Arad, alongside NIS 100 million for Negev/Galilee real estate initiatives.
Adumim development deal signed: NIS 120M for 2,780 homes, including infrastructure, sports complex, parks, and educational institutions.
Safed public housing receives a NIS 7.2 million investment for reinforcement and renovation of 48 units, enhancing earthquake resistance and living conditions.
Migdal HaEmek public housing reinforced in NIS 6.9 million project by Amigur, improving earthquake resistance and resident quality of life in Vered 2 and Givati.
Israel's North experienced significant growth in 2025, with the Housing Ministry spearheading development, planning tens of thousands of new homes.
The Housing Ministry is boosting Negev development in 2025 with significant investments and rehabilitation plans following October 7th and Operation Am K'Lavi.
Israel welcomes a record 73,000 foreign workers, fueling construction sector expansion. Efforts to accelerate building and shorten project timelines are.