
With Remote Work, More and More Israelis Are Finally Leaving Tel Aviv
In terms of encouraging people to move to Israel's northern and southern peripheries, the coronavirus has succeeded where decades of government policy have failed
In terms of encouraging people to move to Israel's northern and southern peripheries, the coronavirus has succeeded where decades of government policy have failed
A collapsing infrastructure is a starting point in most Arab cities, and the government is not managing to find the means or cultural sensitivity to address it, new study finds
Coronavirus hasn’t killed the collective – it has turned it into a business model. Amid the pandemic, ‘co-living’ gains momentum in center of country
'Wake up to an ocean view, walk to the beach barefoot and play tennis in the backyard': Massive homes with few neighbors are turning Haifa's coastal communities into prime real estate
Plan to majorly expand office space, parking, and conference rooms slammed by environmental groups and Jerusalem activists
As clients flee to work from home, the shared office space industry is trying to adjust its model ■ A new service allows employers to compare prices and rent offices by the hour
A dearth of rules and regulations made it all possible. Meanwhile, a black market for mooring spots has developed amid soaring demand
Government neglect is creating severe supply bottlenecks, slowing the pace of construction. Industry sources call it a ‘catastrophe’
They did everything by the book – military service, a degree and a career. But many say no matter what they do, they’ll never be able to buy a house
Municipality's moves to eliminate parking spaces in the city have driven them to cost as much as a small apartment in the periphery ■ Without daily public transportation, city residents are livid
That’s what the heavily Haredi city’s new mayor hopes to prove as he embarks on massive urban renewal after years of neglect and poor planning
Dynamic designs for new needs: rooftop agriculture, movable walls and putting communal building areas to greater use ■ ‘Things won’t go back to they way they were,’ says architect Avner Yashar
Plan would compensate businesses that do not put their workers on unpaid leave ■ To date, some 1.8 billion shekels has been paid out to employers who took workers back after putting them on unpaid leave
The coronavirus lockdown brought home sales to their lowest rate in years
Crisis-driven joblessness has hit the under-35s particularly hard, making the city’s high living costs no longer bearable
The coronavirus crisis has hit Israel’s labor market hard, with unemployment now hitting 20%, up from an all-time historic low of 3.4% in February
Airbnb rentals are pushing up prices for locals and putting pressure on hotels, leading the municipality to consider capping them at 90 days a year
Cutbacks are in financially troubled office-share company’s R&D operations
Who wouldn’t want a great house and a nice backyard for only a million shekels? This is how Karnei Shomron, Beit Arye, Ariel and Kiryat Arba became legitimate real estate attractions for young – and secular – Israeli families
Mehir Lamishtaken, aimed at helping first-time home buyers, has been criticized for not reducing costs and distorting the housing market
The National Planning Council deemed the program, Tama 38, a failure and considered ending it next year
Venn establishes non-virtual communities for a fee, and its business model includes inflating property values in low-income neighborhoods. Is this the right way to build community?
Israel advancing a plan to add 4,000 housing units to Arara ■ Town’s mayor says illegal construction halted as precondition
Tama 38 did not accomplish what it was set up in 2005 to do, but the government has not proposed an alternative
National Planning Administration says program created more problems than it solved – but critics say this will leave buildings unprotected and raise housing prices
Higher taxes and a crackdown on tax evasion has damped demand by foreign residents for the most high-end properties. Further downmarket, wealthy Israelis are still buying
A WeWork Labs-Livestone collaboration is latest entrant in emerging ‘proptech’ sector
Locals are used to fighting real estate developers, but this time it’s the Israeli army ■ The plan calls for a complex covering 10 acres of open land
Move aims to cut regulation but many in industry oppose it
A deputy attorney general admitted that this 'might be a mistake that we in the Justice Ministry are responsible for'