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Tel Aviv Luxury Tower Faces Sales Slump Amid Legal Battles and Fire Damage
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By אריק מירובסקי
First reported by Globes · 12 hours ago
What happened
Tel Aviv's luxury "Brashit Tower" has sold fewer than half of its apartments after a decade of marketing, plagued by a major fire, extensive damage, and ongoing multi-million shekel lawsuits between developers, contractors, and insurers.
- 01Luxury tower sales lag after 10 years, with only 76 of 168 units sold.
- 02Major fire in 2023 caused significant damage and disputes.
- 03Developers and contractors involved in multi-million shekel lawsuits.
- 04Developer suing insurance company for delayed fire damage payouts.
- 05Despite issues, recent sales achieved high prices per square meter.
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