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Jerusalem property developers find themselves mired in a gold mine

Two veteran partners launched the Jerusalem of Gold complex years ago, but building has slowed. Some sources attribute this to a dispute between the younger generations on both sides.

By Ranit Nahum-Halevy | May 21, 2012 | 05:27 AM

Jerusalem of Gold complex - Emil Salman - May 21, 2012

Stressed sellers, smart buyers

The number of people who've bought new homes before selling their old ones has dropped some, but that's because buyers don't want to get into the same pickle, not because the market has improved.

By Naomi Darom | May 14, 2012 | 04:08 AM

The new Golf neighborhood. 'We are actually trying to soften the elitist image,' says Tresser Neuhau

Sea, sand - and for-sale signs

Caesarea, known for its antiquities and exclusivity, is losing a bit of its luster as a glut of surplus land and second-hand properties is bogging down the local market. Indeed, not one plot of land was sold in the first quarter of this year.

By Nimrod Bousso | May 7, 2012 | 05:39 AM | 2

Ramot Remez. It’s one of the places that cooled down over the past year.

Investors wary of Haifa real estate

Forecast: High-end housing might well keep rising in price.

By The Marker Staff | Apr 30, 2012 | 03:48 AM

Sheikh Jarrah’s unique architecture could be threatened by a proposed building code.

Earthquake-proofing incentives could threaten Jerusalem's historic neighborhoods

Architects warn proposal, now awaiting final approval, could spell disaster for areas built up before 1948 - areas with rich architectural history.

By Shanee Shiloh and Ranit Nahum-Halevy | Apr 30, 2012 | 03:48 AM | 2

Housing: The year that was and the year to come

What will happen with home prices this year? As we said last week, that's anybody's guess, but TheMarker did its best to provide a snapshot of forecasts in key Israeli cities.

By TheMarker | Apr 23, 2012 | 02:39 AM

Ba’al Turim Street in Jaffa. The central area is becoming a focus of investment.

Forecast: A low-level flow in deals

As 2011's price peak fades, don't expect to find bargains. If prices do continue to fall, it probably won't be by much.

By Arik Mirovsky | Apr 16, 2012 | 01:18 AM

Where Rothschild and Allenby streets meet in Tel Aviv: A mix of the high-rise new and the preserved.

A tale of two Israeli cities, with renovations and missed chances

Rising housing prices have sparked a construction boom, rescuing Tel Aviv from urban blight. Let's hope it happens in Haifa's lower city, too.

By Doron Tsur | Apr 11, 2012 | 01:02 AM | 3

Situated 200 meters from the Hasbani river in the north, this detached house will cost you NIS 1.6 m

Living the Israeli Dream without busting the budget

According to a recent poll, most Israelis yearn for a private house with a garden. That's eminently achievable, but you'll have to make geographic compromises.

By Arik Mirovsky | Apr 9, 2012 | 05:06 AM

Around Tel Aviv's decrepit bus station, real estate market yields handsome returns

Just a few minutes' stroll from the site of Tel Aviv's old bus station with its teeming migrant population, investors are buying up property and residential development is taking off.

By Nathan Sheva | Apr 2, 2012 | 06:06 AM | 2

Expropriate already!

In a unique decision, a court has forced a local authority to hurry up and finish the process of rezoning private land for public use.

By Assa Zohar | Apr 2, 2012 | 06:06 AM

Israel's green groups clash over where to build up Jerusalem

Battle focuses on plans to build a road through the Jerusalem Forest, as well as more than 1,000 homes at Mitzpeh Nafto'ah.

By Zafrir Rinat | Mar 26, 2012 | 04:35 AM

A dirt path in the Western Galilee containing asbestos waste.

'Nahariya is like Chernobyl'

Asbestos everywhere you look: This northern-Israel coastal town is riddled with the toxin, and the company that made it has taken its fight against paying half of the cleanup cost to the courts.

By Ronny Linder-Ganz | Mar 26, 2012 | 04:35 AM | 2

Business

Two cell phone operators eye foray into television

By Amir Teig, Ora Coren, Amitai Ziv, Nati Tucker | 05:27 AM

Veolia in talks to sell ailing bus unit

By Daniel Schmil | 05:27 AM

Credit Suisse, property unit lift Discount 1st-quarter net

By Michael Rochvarger | 05:27 AM

Israel 2021

New housing for Arab villages stonewalled

By Raz Smolsky | 04:54 AM

Taking stock / Retirement savings: The next frontier of the protest movement

By Guy Rolnik | 05:19 AM

The shekel drops / The last supper

By Rotem Starkman | 05:19 AM

Concentration in Business

The secret of getting a good cellular deal

By Ruti Levy | 05:19 AM

A talented man, with terrific contacts

By Zvi Zrahiya | 05:06 AM

Captive in the octopus' embrace

By Hagai Amit | 05:38 AM