Tel Aviv Family to Vacate Beachfront Home for $600,000 Compensation
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
The Or family will leave their illegal beachfront home on Tel Aviv's Metzitzim Beach within six months after agreeing to a 2.2 million shekel compensation package. Legal action against the residents began in 2021, with the municipality planning to expand the promenade and parking lot.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The Or family will receive 2.2 million shekels to vacate their home on Tel Aviv's Metzitzim Beach.
- The family has lived illegally on state land at the beach for decades.
- Eviction proceedings against the residents began in 2021.
- The Tel Aviv Municipality plans to expand the promenade and parking lot.
- The court approved the agreement between the municipality and the Or family.
The Or family, one of the last households residing on Tel Aviv's Metzitzim Beach, will vacate their home within six months following a court-approved agreement. They will receive 2.2 million shekels (approximately $600,000) in compensation. The family, along with several others, has been living on state-owned land at the beach, a situation deemed illegal.
Legal proceedings against the families for eviction began in 2021. Subsequently, agreements were reached, including compensation packages. The Tel Aviv Municipality plans to expand the promenade and parking lot in the area after the family's relocation.
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