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Tel Aviv Approves Major Housing Plan for City Center Renewal
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Tel Aviv's District Planning and Building Committee has approved a major urban renewal plan for the city center, set to add approximately 14,000 housing units. The plan, covering 420 acres, allows for building reinforcement or reconstruction while preserving historic character, though designated heritage buildings are excluded. Approved after extensive review of objections, it balances development with preservation and includes provisions for public spaces and consideration of transport infrastructure.
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- Tel Aviv's city center renewal plan will add approximately 14,000 housing units.
- The plan covers 420 acres and allows building expansion or reconstruction.
- Historic White City character will be preserved, but designated buildings require separate review.
- Building heights will range from 5.5 to 7.5 stories, with development rights adjusted.
- New constructions on lots over 700 sqm must include space for public use.
- The plan considers existing and future public transport infrastructure.
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Shira Talmi BabaiErez Ben-EliezerUdi CarmeliTel Aviv District Planning and Building CommitteeTel Aviv municipalityPlanning AdministrationTel Aviv-Jaffa Local Planning and Building CommitteeTel AvivWhite CityRothschild BoulevardNahalat BinyaminBograshov StreetShaul Hamelech BoulevardYitzhak Elhanan StreetHayarkon Street
