The three cities where 2,850 apartments will be built

Four urban renewal plans in three cities – Bat Yam, Ramat Gan, and Eilat – will lead to the construction of approximately 2,850 apartments, replacing 786 existing units. The largest plan is the Halmit complex in Bat Yam, with about 1,880 apartments. In addition, the High Court of Justice postponed the requirement to appoint a safety assistant on construction sites by one year, and the Be'er Tuvia Council demands the return of lands from Kiryat Malakhi.

This week, three evacuation-reconstruction plans were approved in Bat Yam and Ramat Gan, and a decision was made to deposit an additional plan in Eilat. The four plans together include about 2,850 apartments replacing 786 existing units, a net addition of about 2,060 apartments. The largest among them is the Halmit complex in Bat Yam, with about 1,880 apartments. In Bat Yam, the Tel Aviv District Committee approved a plan involving the demolition of 480 apartments and the construction of towers up to 42 stories. In Ramat Gan, two plans were approved, together including 480 apartments replacing 144 existing ones. In Eilat, the Southern District Committee decided to deposit an evacuation-reconstruction plan for the Kadesh complex, including 487 apartments. Additionally, the High Court of Justice postponed the obligation to appoint a safety assistant on construction sites with 50 or more workers until October 2027. The Be'er Tuvia Council is asking Kiryat Malakhi to return lands in the Timorim industrial zone.

The three cities where 2,850 apartments will be built