A visualization of the neighborhood 'Shaari Acre'/public relations
This did not frighten Napoleon: these days the works for the development of the new residential district in the city of Acre are in full swing.
Unlike new large projects in other cities in Israel, such as Lod, Or Akiva and others, where a new residential district is planned and marketed by the state as a district distinct from the city in order to attract a new population, (this was the branding of Or Yam, which belongs to Or Akiva, or Ahismach, which belongs to Lod) - the neighborhood The new one in Acre does not "hide" where it comes from.
Although the city of Acre has also suffered from negative immigration in recent years, similar to the aforementioned cities, in Acre they decided to call the new neighborhood "The Gates of the City of Acre". Like that, inside. Will the marketing of the neighborhood succeed or will the name "Acre" in the title scare new buyers from coming to it
? As a case study examines the project of the Shovel Group, which is building in the neighborhood and decided not to hide the fact that it is in Acre, when it called its project "Top Acre Park". About a month ago, the group began the presale phase for the new project in the neighborhood that is being built. 110 apartments have already been sold, and the demand, according to Shovel Group - High. According to Yishai Roth, Deputy CEO of the Shovel Group, "From our impressions of the buyers so far, we can say that quite a few of them are improving housing from the conflict line areas. They want to buy apartments in an area somewhat distant from the conflict line, but close to their living environment, and preserve the right to a tax discount".
High-tech district, tax benefit and green parks: get to know the gates of the city of Acre
In 2017, an umbrella agreement was signed between the Municipality of Acre, the Ministry of Housing and Construction and the Ministry of Finance, for the construction of 17,780 new housing units, in an area of 3463 dunams.
The neighborhood, which is already under development, is expected to house about 30,000 new residents in 8,000 housing units and will also contain about 380 dunams of an industrial, employment and commercial area.
Of the 8,000 housing units to be built, 2,000 units have already been marketed by the Israel Land Authority.
Existing and new Acre residents will benefit from the new tax benefit of 12% and an income ceiling of NIS 168,000.
The neighborhood will be planned according to the principles of sustainability and will be a green neighborhood.
For example, a green urban boardwalk will be integrated into the neighborhood, incorporating the flow path of Nahal Acre.
In addition, many green areas, parks, public and community institutions, kindergartens and schools will be allocated for the benefit of the residents.
Thus, 3 comprehensive schools and 6 elementary schools will be built in the neighborhood.
Tzamaret Acre Park: the Shovel Group project at the gates of Acre/Official website, Shuvel Group website
In terms of employment, it is planned to be built in the High-Tech Park district.
So far, 2000 residential units have been successfully marketed in the district.
This is a modern residential district that belongs municipally to the city of Acre but will be managed completely independently in all respects.
The district is built east of highway 4 but at a 10-minute drive from the beach.
In terms of transportation accessibility, the district is built on a national road junction.
Proximity to the train station, road 4, Acre Safed road.
In terms of transportation, in addition to the road system that surrounds the new residential district, and connections to Route 4 and Route 85. In addition to the road system that surrounds the new residential district, it will benefit from the connection of a new train station in the neighborhood that will connect the Galilee area with the center of the country.
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