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Tel Aviv Launches Tender for Major Redevelopment of Iconic Sinema Site with Four 46-Story Towers

Tel Aviv's municipality has launched a tender to redevelop the former Sinema site into a mixed-use complex with four 46-story towers, 482 apartments, and extensive commercial and public spaces.

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  1. 01Tel Aviv opens tender for Sinema site redevelopment with four 46-story towers.
  2. 02The project includes 482 apartments, with 79 affordable and 48 municipal housing units.
  3. 03Total built area will exceed 200,000 square meters, doubling previous building rights.
  4. 04Plan enhances public spaces with expanded sidewalks, bike paths, and a green boulevard.
  5. 05Development aligns with future Ayalon Highway capping and metro transit plans.
  6. 06Site was a historic cinema and performance venue, demolished in 2016, now set for renewal.

The plan, approved in 2025, aims to transform the long-unused parking lot into a vibrant urban center integrated with future transit developments.

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

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