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State Auditor Finds Government Property Managed Without Updated Mapping or Security Data
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 24, 2026
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State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman said the Finance Ministry’s Government Housing Administration manages thousands of state properties without an updated inventory. The report also cited missing data on protection and earthquake resistance, and vacant assets worth more than 100 million shekels.
- 01State-owned assets are being managed without a full, current mapping.
- 02The administration oversees 6,607 buildings spanning about 3.5 million square meters.
- 03Its inventory is based on records about 25 years old.
- 04It has earthquake-protection data for only about 20% of office buildings.
- 05Vacant properties under its control are valued at more than 100 million shekels.
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