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Jerusalem Approves 1,430 New Apartments in High-Rise Urban Renewal Projects
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First reported by Mako · 2 days ago
What happened
Jerusalem has approved five urban renewal projects adding 1,430 apartments in high-rise towers across five neighborhoods near the light rail. The plans include commercial spaces, public buildings, and 20% smaller units for young residents, with a new fund for building maintenance. The developments aim to modernize infrastructure and public spaces while enhancing building safety.
- 01Jerusalem approves 1,430 new apartments in five urban renewal projects across the city.
- 02High-rise towers up to 38 stories will be built in Neve Yaakov, Gilo, Ramat Sharet, Kiryat Moshe, and Beit HaKerem.
- 0320% of apartments will be smaller units designated for young residents.
- 04Projects include commercial areas, public buildings, and proximity to light rail stations.
- 05A special fund will be created for long-term maintenance of the new buildings.
- 06Plans aim to upgrade infrastructure, walkability, and public spaces in Jerusalem.
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