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Tel Aviv court orders developers to pay project organizer about NIS 650,000
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First reported by Calcalist · 5 days ago
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What happened
A Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court ordered developers to pay an urban renewal organizer about NIS 650,000. The judge upheld a 2% fee agreement for the Y.L. Peretz project and rejected claims that it was extracted under threats.
- 01Court upheld a 2% fee agreement for a Tel Aviv renewal project.
- 02The organizer said he linked owners and developers and drove the project forward.
- 03Developers claimed he was an unlicensed broker and that threats invalidated the deal.
- 04Judge Ronen Ilan found he was an organizer, not a broker.
- 05He was awarded NIS 610,707 plus NIS 41,669 in costs.
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