Haifa Approves Plan for 65-Story Residential Tower Overlooking the Sea
How 4 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By עופר פטרסבורג
First reported by Globes · Jul 12, 2026
What happened
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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