Old Industrial Zone in Bnei Brak to Become Residential Complex
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
The District Planning Committee approved a plan to redevelop an old industrial zone in Bnei Brak into a new urban complex. The project will create 198 new housing units, commercial spaces, a public building, and green areas. The development aims to improve the public space and replace an environmental nuisance with modern facilities.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- An old industrial zone in Bnei Brak will be transformed into a new urban complex.
- The plan includes the construction of 198 new housing units in seven 6.5-story buildings.
- Approximately 40 of the new apartments will be designated as small units.
- The complex will also feature commercial areas, a 12-story public building, and green spaces.
- The project aims to improve the public space in the area.
The District Planning Committee has approved a plan to transform an old industrial zone in Bnei Brak into a new urban complex. The project, spanning approximately 16 dunams at the intersection of HaMakabim Street and Derech Em HaMoshavot, will feature 198 new housing units across seven buildings, each rising 6.5 stories. Approximately 40 of these units will be designated as small apartments, catering to households needing more compact living spaces. In addition to housing, the plan includes commercial areas, a 12-story public building, and green spaces. The Planning Administration stated that the project aims to improve the public space. The development is intended to replace an area previously considered an environmental nuisance with modern residential and commercial facilities.
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