New Neighborhood With 380 Housing Units Begins Construction in Kedumim
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Construction has begun on the "Nachal Te'enim" neighborhood in Kedumim, which will include 380 housing units, commercial spaces, parks, and educational facilities. The project is divided between two construction companies, Z.P. Building Company Ltd. and Ofek Engineering and Entrepreneurship Ltd. Fifteen percent of the units will be designated as affordable housing for young couples. The new neighborhood is also intended to enhance the settlement's security envelope.
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- Construction has started on the new "Nachal Te'enim" neighborhood in Kedumim, featuring 380 housing units.
- The neighborhood will include commercial areas, parks, and educational institutions, with a natural feature preserved as public space.
- 15% of the housing units will be allocated as affordable housing for young couples.
- The project is divided between Z.P. Building Company Ltd. (230 units) and Ofek Engineering and Entrepreneurship Ltd. (150 units).
- The new neighborhood is expected to enhance Kedumim's security by creating territorial continuity and a broader security envelope.
Construction has commenced in Kedumim for a new neighborhood named "Nachal Te'enim," which will feature 380 housing units built in a dense construction model. The project, which follows the completion of planning and approval stages, also includes commercial areas, parks, educational institutions, and public buildings. As part of the development, a natural phenomenon known as "Tzanirim" will be preserved and integrated as an open public space with a promenade and walking paths.
The construction contract has been divided between two companies: Z.P. Building Company Ltd. will build 230 units in the eastern section, and Ofek Engineering and Entrepreneurship Ltd. will construct 150 units in the western section. The council stated that this division is intended to foster competition among developers. Additionally, 15% of the units, approximately 57 apartments, will be designated as affordable housing for young couples.
Beyond its demographic and community development, the new neighborhood holds strategic and security significance. "Nachal Te'enim" will surround the "Kedumim North" neighborhood, creating territorial continuity that will eventually connect to Giv'at Hamad (Uriel), thereby establishing a new, broader security envelope for the entire settlement. Head of Kedumim Council, Ouziel Vatiq, welcomed the start of construction, calling it a "historic and exciting moment" and stating that Kedumim is growing and developing, with more residents equating to increased security, services, businesses, and quality personnel for the community. He affirmed the commitment to continue building and developing Kedumim with full vigor.
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