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Full coverage· Economy· Updated

Aura Buys Assisted Living Firm Amidst Urban Renewal Challenges

Leading Israeli urban renewal developer Aura is acquiring assisted living company Bayit BeKfar for 1.7 billion shekels, diversifying its portfolio due to urban renewal sector challenges. Aura has a pipeline of 84,098 apartments but faces slow sales and lengthy project timelines.

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What happened

  1. 01Aura acquired assisted living firm Bayit BeKfar for 1.7 billion shekels.
  2. 02The company has a pipeline of 84,098 apartments, mostly in urban renewal.
  3. 03Aura's urban renewal projects face significant delays and slow sales.
  4. 04Assisted living offers stable income, unlike volatile residential sales.
  5. 05The acquisition is a strategic hedge against urban renewal sector risks.

The assisted living acquisition offers stable, predictable income, contrasting with the volatile residential market. This strategic move follows similar diversification by other major real estate firms.

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

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