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Tel Aviv ruling upends long-standing equal allocation rule in urban renewal projects
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By בשיתוף מערכת זירת הנדל"ן
What happened
A Tel Aviv District Court ruling says equal extra floor area is not necessarily fair in urban renewal projects. The court held that allocations should reflect apartment value, a move that may trigger widespread disputes until lawmakers intervene.
- 01Tel Aviv court says identical additions are not truly equal.
- 02Extra rights may have to be based on apartment value, not size.
- 03The ruling could spark appraisals, disputes, and long legal battles.
- 04It clashes with municipal policy of 12 square meters per existing unit.
- 05A temporary fix is to separate rights allocation from immediate negotiations.
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