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New Coastal City Neighborhood Approved Near Haifa With Over 1,100 Apartments
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First reported by Kipa · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israel's National Planning and Building Commission approved the "Shapira" residential complex in Kiryat Yam near Haifa, which will add 1,171 new apartments to the coastline, replacing older units with modern high-rise buildings.
- 01New "Shapira" residential complex approved in Kiryat Yam near Haifa.
- 02Project includes 1,171 new apartments, replacing 257 existing units.
- 03Buildings will range from nine stories on the coast to 35-story towers.
- 04Includes a new school, public spaces, and improved street access.
- 05Part of a larger urban renewal initiative for Kiryat Yam's coastline.
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