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Eilat Launches Three Urban Renewal Projects to Build 1,800 New Apartments
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First reported by N12 · Jun 30, 2026
What happened
Raik Real Estate Group is initiating three urban renewal projects in Eilat to replace 350 old apartments with about 1,800 new ones, including commercial and public spaces. The major Ailot project in the Arava neighborhood will build six new buildings with 648 apartments. The company is working closely with residents and authorities as Eilat undergoes significant urban renewal.
- 01Raik Real Estate advances three urban renewal projects in Eilat replacing 350 apartments with 1,800 new units.
- 02The Ailot complex in Arava will demolish 108 apartments to build six buildings with 648 new apartments.
- 03Projects include commercial spaces, public buildings, and infrastructure improvements.
- 04Dozens of apartment owners have signed evacuation and demolition agreements.
- 05Raik Real Estate CEO calls Eilat a key focus for urban renewal in coming years.
- 06Planning is coordinated with residents and local authorities to integrate residential and public spaces.
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