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Haifa Housing Project Named for Fallen Soldier Enters Occupancy

The "Ramat Dekel" urban renewal project in Haifa, featuring 72 new apartments, has begun occupancy. Named after Captain Dekel Suissa, who fell in the Iron Swords War, the project also includes plans for a memorial and community garden.

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  1. 01Haifa's "Ramat Dekel" urban renewal project, with 72 apartments, has begun occupancy.
  2. 02The project is named after Captain Dekel Suissa, a soldier who fell in the Iron Swords War.
  3. 03The developer will build a memorial and community garden to honor Dekel Suissa.
  4. 04The development replaced an older building, adding 48 new apartments to the area.
  5. 05A few apartments remain available, with prices starting at 1.8 million shekels.

The development replaced an older building and significantly increased the housing stock in the area. A few apartments are still available for purchase.

Translated and summarized by baba from Israel Hayom, the latest report. Read Israel Hayom’s original

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