Do not miss: These are the localities in which price-per-tenant apartments will be raffled off

Opportunity for your own apartment: Next Sunday there will be a raffle of thousands of new apartments at a price per occupant.

Here is a list of localities, projects and the number of apartments that will be raffled off among those eligible

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13/03/2022

Sunday, 13 March 2022, 14:52 Updated: 15:08

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Of all the components of the cost of living, the most painful issue is housing prices, which have not stopped soaring over the past few years, with an emphasis on

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Although the government has announced a number of measures to increase the supply of apartments in the market, including some structural and planning changes, the bottom line is that without a dramatic increase in supply, especially against the background of what could be a new wave of immigration to Israel, the chances of a young couple in Israel go And are dwindling.

Price per occupant is a relic of the time of Moshe Kahlon in the Ministry of Finance, but it seems that this framework has succeeded in providing a certain solution to a problem that bothers many families in Israel.

It has now been announced that this coming Sunday, in a week - on March 20, 2002, there will be a raffle for thousands of new housing units.

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At the top of the list are the cities: Lod, Acre, Ashdod and Dimona, with about 4,000 new housing units to be raffled off among those eligible (in 48 different projects across the same cities).

Even areas that are considered high-priority areas of demand, such as Rishon Lezion and Tel Aviv, for example, will "grill" hundreds of apartments.

All the major cities (Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa and Beer Sheva) are on the list, which includes, in addition to the mixed cities listed, also one Arab locality (Turan) and one locality located beyond the Green Line (Ma'ale Adumim).

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