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Bnei Brak Industrial Zone to Be Replaced by Housing and Public Spaces

The Tel Aviv District Planning and Building Commission has approved a plan to redevelop an old industrial zone in Bnei Brak into a mixed-use residential complex.

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Bnei Brak Industrial Zone to Be Replaced by Housing and Public Spaces
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What happened

  1. 01The Tel Aviv District Planning and Building Commission approved a plan to convert a 16-dunam industrial zone in Bnei Brak into a residential complex.
  2. 02The project will construct 198 new housing units across seven 6.5-story buildings, including approximately 40 small apartments.
  3. 03A 12-story public building spanning 19,000 square meters will provide educational, cultural, health, and religious services to the community.
  4. 04The development includes 1,000 square meters of commercial space along HaMakabim Street and three dunams of open public areas.
  5. 05According to Ice, residents of another Bnei Brak project are suing their developer for 1.58 million shekels over delayed apartment deliveries.

The "Em HaMoshavot-HaMakabim" urban renewal project will span approximately 16 dunams at the intersection of HaMakabim Street and Derech Em HaMoshavot. The plan features 198 new housing units across seven buildings of 6.5 stories each, with about 40 units designated as small apartments. According to Maariv, the development aims to replace an area previously considered an environmental nuisance with modern facilities.

In addition to housing, the complex includes 1,000 square meters of commercial space along HaMakabim Street and a 12-story public building spanning 19,000 square meters. This public facility is intended for educational, community, cultural, health, and religious services. The project also allocates three dunams for open public spaces, featuring an active green roof on the public building and pedestrian accessibility improvements.

Separately, Ice reported that residents of a different housing project in Bnei Brak are suing their developer over delayed apartment delivery. The lawsuit seeks approximately 1.58 million shekels in compensation for the delays.

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