18 Israeli families, 3 km from the Egyptian border: the settlement on its way to expansion

The article reviews three real estate projects: approval of a design plan for 185 apartments by Shikun & Binui in Sde Dov, approval of a new neighborhood with 3,575 apartments in Modi'in despite opposition from the Nature and Parks Authority, and approval for regulating the settlement of Azuz near the Egyptian border, which currently has 18 families.

The article reviews three significant real estate projects in Israel. The Tel Aviv Local Planning and Building Committee approved the design plan for a project by Shikun & Binui Real Estate in northern Sde Dov district, including 185 apartments in a 20-story tower and an additional nine-story building, along with about 3,000 square meters of employment space and about 1,400 square meters of commercial space. In Modi'in, the Central District Committee approved the establishment of the "Ma'ayanot Neighborhood" with 3,575 apartments, an addition of about 10% to the city's population, which currently numbers over 100,000 residents. The plan faced opposition from the Nature and Parks Authority, which claimed it would harm areas of environmental value. Additionally, the Israel Land Authority management approved advancing the regulation of the settlement of Azuz near the Egyptian border, where 18 families currently reside, to allow for its future expansion.