Raisdor Group Offers NIS 50,000 Grant for Apartments in Kiryat Gat Project
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The Raisdor Group is offering a 50,000 shekel grant to parents buying three-room apartments for their children in the "Meshekenot Shir" project in Kiryat Gat. This initiative aims to help Haredi families cope with high housing costs. The project is located in the new "Ma'arava" quarter, designed with community and religious institutions in mind. The grant reduces the apartment price to 1,690,000 shekels.
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- Raisdor Group offers a 50,000 shekel grant for apartments in Kiryat Gat.
- The grant targets parents buying homes for their children in the "Meshekenot Shir" project.
- The discounted price for a three-room apartment is 1,690,000 shekels.
- The project is located in the new "Ma'arava" quarter of Kiryat Gat.
- The initiative aims to assist Haredi families with housing costs.
The Raisdor Group, owned by developer Yaki Raisner, is offering a special incentive for parents purchasing three-room apartments for their children in the "Meshekenot Shir" project in western Kiryat Gat. The grant of 50,000 shekels reduces the apartment price to 1,690,000 shekels after the discount. This initiative aims to address the significant challenge of high housing prices faced by families in the Haredi community, who often assist their children in buying their first homes.
Raisdor, which has extensive experience in real estate development for the Haredi sector, is also providing special terms to ease the purchase process. The company seeks to combine its deep understanding of family needs with practical solutions for young couples starting their lives in a community environment suited to their lifestyle.
The "Meshekenot Shir" project, a joint venture by Raisdor and Shaviro groups in the "Ma'arava" quarter of western Kiryat Gat, is designed with the Haredi family in mind. Apartments include two bathrooms as standard, with options for expansion. The construction features boutique buildings with up to 15 apartments each.
The "Ma'arava" quarter itself is planned as a new Haredi neighborhood, incorporating Torah and education institutions, synagogues, commercial areas, and community services. This development is intended to integrate young couples into a growing Haredi environment where essential public institutions and services are part of the residential planning.
This new grant complements Raisdor's ongoing efforts to provide housing solutions tailored to the Haredi public, particularly focusing on the financial burden parents face when marrying off their children. Further details about the grant and project are available by calling 3233*, subject to the terms and conditions of the offer.