Acre Employment Project Cleans Up Land After NIS 200 Million Investment
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
Tidhar Group, Harel, and Delek have completed land remediation for a major employment and logistics project in Acre, investing approximately NIS 200 million. The 430-duname project aims to attract defense, logistics, and industry companies, with occupancy expected to start in 2027. Rafael Advanced Defense Systems will establish a 40,000-square-meter campus there. The completion event was attended by local officials and company representatives.
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- Land remediation is complete for a major employment and logistics project in Acre, costing NIS 200 million.
- The 430-dunam project is expected to become a significant economic anchor in northern Israel.
- The park aims to attract leading defense, logistics, and industry companies.
- Occupancy for the project is scheduled to begin in 2027.
- Rafael Advanced Defense Systems will build a 40,000-square-meter campus at the site.
- The completion event was attended by Acre's mayor and leaders from Tidhar Group and Harel.
Tidhar Group, Harel, and Delek have completed the land purification and rehabilitation for a major employment and logistics project in Acre, an investment totaling approximately NIS 200 million. The expansive 430-duname (approximately 106 acres) site is poised to become a significant economic hub in northern Israel.
The park is designed to attract leading companies in the defense, logistics, and industry sectors, aiming to boost employment, economic growth, and innovation in the region. Initial occupancy is anticipated to begin in 2027.
A key anchor tenant will be Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, which has already signed an agreement to establish a new campus spanning about 40,000 square meters within the park. This campus will support the company's advanced operational needs and serve as a central component of the development.
The completion of the land remediation work was marked by an event attended by Acre Mayor Ohad Shagav, Harel Chairman Yair Hamburger, Tidhar Group Chairman Gil Geva, Tidhar Group CEO Uri Levin, and representatives from the Ministry of Environmental Protection and other involved entities.
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