Holon's Har HaTzofim Neighborhood Undergoing Major Urban Renewal
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Holon's Har HaTzofim neighborhood is undergoing a major urban renewal project that will see 41 buildings with 651 apartments demolished. They will be replaced by 24 new buildings containing 2,084 housing units, along with commercial spaces and public facilities. Mayor Shai Kanan stated the project will renew the neighborhood with thousands of housing units and new infrastructure. The plan includes integrating small apartments and public amenities into the new construction.
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- Holon's Har HaTzofim neighborhood is undergoing a major urban renewal project.
- 41 existing buildings with 651 apartments will be demolished.
- 24 new buildings with 2,084 housing units will be constructed.
- The project includes commercial spaces, public facilities, and green areas.
- At least 20% of new apartments will be small-sized units.
- Mayor Shai Kanan highlighted the project's scope and benefits for residents.
A significant urban renewal project is commencing in the Har HaTzofim neighborhood of Holon, set to transform the area. The plan involves the demolition of 41 existing buildings, which contain 651 housing units. In their place, 24 new buildings will be constructed, offering a total of 2,084 new housing units. The development will also include commercial spaces, public facilities, and green areas.
According to the renewal plan, designated as "ח/מק/246," at least 20% of the newly built apartments will be small-sized units. Commercial areas and spaces for public use will be integrated into the ground floors of some of the new buildings. The project aims to revitalize the neighborhood by replacing older structures with modern infrastructure and amenities.
Shai Kanan, the Mayor of Holon, expressed his support for the initiative, stating, "We continue to advance urban renewal in Holon with full force. The Har HaTzofim complex is a significant move that will renew the neighborhood from the ground up, with thousands of housing units, public buildings, green spaces, commerce, and new infrastructure. We will continue to promote responsible and planned renewal, which improves the quality of life for residents and builds the Holon of the coming years."
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