Jerusalem Building Project Sued Over Alleged Lack of Permits, Delays
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By איתמר לוין
First reported by Ice · 1 day ago
What happened
Thirty-two apartment buyers in Jerusalem have filed a NIS 14.7 million lawsuit against the Avnei Derech group, alleging construction on their project has proceeded for over a year without a valid permit and is significantly delayed. The buyers seek compensation for the delays and emotional distress, and want to prevent the developer from charging indexation on payments for the delayed period.
- 01Buyers sue developer for NIS 14.7 million over alleged lack of permits and delays.
- 02Construction allegedly proceeded for over a year without a valid building permit.
- 03Apartment delivery is delayed by up to four years, with current date December.
- 04Buyers cite financial burdens and emotional distress due to the delays.
- 05Lawsuit seeks compensation and prevents indexation charges for the delay period.
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