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Haifa Approves Plan for 65-Story Tower in Major Urban Renewal Project
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First reported by Globes · 3 hours ago
What happened
Haifa's planning committee has proposed a major urban renewal project in Kiryat Eliezer featuring three towers, including a 65-story, 246-meter-high building. The development will add 618 housing units, commercial spaces, and public facilities but still requires regional approval amid concerns over building height.
- 01Haifa plans a 65-story, 246-meter tower in Kiryat Eliezer as part of urban renewal.
- 02The Gateway project includes 618 new housing units across three towers.
- 03The development will add commercial, public, and student housing facilities.
- 04The tallest tower will feature a public observation deck.
- 05Regional planners question the towers' height and seek alternatives.
- 06Final approval is pending government designation and regional committee consent.
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