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Haifa Approves Plan for 65-Story Residential Tower Overlooking the Sea

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First reported by Globes · Jul 12, 2026

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Haifa's planning committee has endorsed the "The Gateway" project, featuring a 65-story tower that will be the tallest in northern Israel. The development will replace four old railway buildings with a mixed-use complex including 618 housing units, commercial space, a hotel, and public amenities, aiming to revitalize the Dolphin Square area and improve urban infrastructure.

01Haifa approves "The Gateway" project with a 65-story tower, tallest in northern Israel.
02Four old railway buildings with 128 apartments will be demolished for the new development.
03The project includes 618 housing units, 4,000 sqm commercial and employment spaces, and a 200-room hotel.
04Two additional residential towers of about 37 stories will accompany the main tower.
05Upper floors of the main tower will host hotel, office, and public uses, including a public observation deck.
06Public infrastructure includes an 18-classroom school, community center, plazas, and promenades.

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