New Residential Building Occupied in Haifa's Sea West Project
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Yehuda Levy Group has begun occupancy of a new 54-apartment building in Haifa's Kiryat Haim neighborhood as part of the Sea West urban renewal project. The building at 27 Makhel Street was expanded from 24 to 54 units and is located 200 meters from the sea. This is the third building in the 10-building project, which will ultimately comprise 492 units. Occupancy for other buildings in the project is scheduled over the next three years.
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- A new 54-apartment building in Haifa's Sea West project has begun occupancy.
- The building at 27 Makhel Street was expanded from 24 to 54 units as part of urban renewal.
- The Sea West project involves 10 buildings and will contain a total of 492 housing units.
- This is the third building in the project to be completed and occupied.
- The project is located approximately 200 meters from the sea in Kiryat Haim.
- Occupancy for other buildings in the project is scheduled over the next three years.
Yehuda Levy Group has received a completion certificate for a building at 27 Makhel Street in Kiryat Haim, west of Haifa, marking the start of occupancy for its 54 new apartments. This building is part of the larger Sea West project, which involves urban renewal through the expansion of existing structures. The newly completed building, originally four stories with 24 apartments, has been extended by six floors and 30 units, now standing at 10 stories with a total of 54 residences. The project, located approximately 200 meters from the sea, encompasses 10 buildings and will eventually contain 492 housing units along Makhel Street.
This is the third building in the Sea West project to be completed and occupied, following buildings at 31 Makhel Street in 2020 and 37 Makhel Street in 2023. The adjacent building at 29 Makhel Street is expected to receive its completion certificate and begin occupancy in about two months. Construction continues on four other buildings within the project, with occupancy anticipated in approximately two years for buildings 33 and 35, and about three years for buildings 39 and 41.
Avi Levi, CEO of Yehuda Levy Group, stated that receiving the completion certificate and starting occupancy signifies the tangible realization of a long planning and execution process, as residents move into their new homes. He added that the group continues to execute the remaining buildings in the project, emphasizing that the true measure of a project is the handover of keys, not just initial renderings.