Pesach is one of the most popular times for families around the world to visit Israel. It’s a season of renewal, freedom, and new beginnings...

Against the approaching end of 20/80 financing deals and contractor loans, thousands of visitors flocked to the apartment fair organized by the Contractors’ Association and...

As Pesach approaches, households across Israel begin their annual cleaning marathon. In a country where spring cleaning takes on religious significance, many families bring in...

The National Planning and Building Council, chaired by Natan ElNatán, approved yesterday (Tuesday) a reform introducing a key change: on a plot designated for hotel...

An inheritance dispute over jointly owned property exposed the complexities of relying on Israel’s Land Registry. When a buyer purchased land from someone whose ownership...

Once considered shorthand for a bare-bones kitchen and the cheapest tiles and faucets around, the ‘contractor apartment’ has undergone a transformation. In the competitive race...

A transformative development in the world of Charedi urban planning and construction: Sephardi Chief Rabbi David Yosef, son of Shas founder and spiritual leader Rabbi...

A newly published report outlines the key challenges hindering urban renewal in Haredi neighborhoods, highlighting the foremost obstacle: the application of halachic laws that prohibit...

The Israeli Supreme Court ruled that a will—even if once valid—cannot serve as collateral for a loan, particularly in real estate transactions that require a...

A major dispute has erupted in the Israeli government over continuing the long-standing “Discounted Housing” (Dira B’Hanacha) program, which provides affordable homes to young couples...