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Israel Unveils Major Housing Plan to Reform Rental Market
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First reported by Calcalist · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Ministry of Construction and Housing has introduced a new plan to overhaul the rental market, aiming to increase long-term rentals, improve data collection, and establish a central government body to oversee the sector.
- 01Israel plans major reforms for its rental market affecting 2.5 million residents.
- 02A new government body will centralize rental market oversight and data.
- 03The plan aims to increase long-term rental options and accessibility.
- 04Improved data collection and reporting are key components of the reform.
- 05Measures will be introduced to better regulate landlord-tenant relations.
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