This is what activists in the "Real Estate Forum broadcast on the" Israel Today "website claim • Contrary to initial fears, they quickly discovered in the industry that Israelis are not waiting for the end of the corona
Is an urban community a suitable model for dealing with a crisis like the Corona?
Assaf Kahner, CEO of the marketing division of the real estate company, Ewave shared a model developed by his company in south Tel Aviv, long before the corona burst into our lives, and was found to be very suitable for the new situation.
The company inaugurated the building at 9 Congress Street in the south of the city right at the outbreak of the crisis, and created a new residential model, which leads to the accelerated development of this part of the city, which was the domain of difficult populations.
From the forum
This story came up in a discussion in the real estate forum of "Israel Today", MTODAY, which was broadcast yesterday (Tuesday) to the newspaper's website surfers and is open for viewing. Senior members of the field participated in the forum. Adi Reuveni, VP of Development and Marketing - Living Long, says, that "close to 30% of households in Israel rent an apartment.
"The myth says that Israelis owe property, but the truth is that the proportion of households owning an apartment is quite similar to the average in European countries and the United States.
However, unlike other markets in the world, where there is an institutional rental market, where people rent apartments from large entities that specialize in property management - in Israel the vast majority of tenants rent the apartments from private apartment owners. "He says long-term institutional housing has huge potential to change the rental market. In Israel.
Adi Lavie, VP of Marketing and Architects at MODY, commented on solutions in the world of home design. According to her, "We were required to make adjustments to the new consumption habits.
In our market, real estate and design, the trend is positive for us, and the field is experiencing significant growth. "
Meirav Billet, deputy CEO of the Aviv construction group, said that "at the beginning of the crisis, people chose to sit on the fence and not make deals.
They quickly realized that this was a time when we were going to adjust to a new routine, and whoever wanted to make deals - did.
We were mainly surprised by the great demand for luxury apartments. "
Tal Spivak, CEO and owner of FRESH Real Estate, said in the forum that "Israel is behaving regardless of what is happening in the world. Real estate in Israel is racing, prices and the number of transactions continue to rise.
September was the highlight of the past year. "
Tali Sharon, VP of Marketing and Sales at the Ram Aderet Group, said jokingly, "Every time you enter a closure, I am very happy.
I longed for the first closure, professionally of course, for one more closure - and I accepted, and so did the second.
And I'm telling the truth, I have no problem with another one.
There is something about closure that makes people stop and think.
"They are at home with the children, and they understand that the space they live in today does not suit their needs, I apologize if it stings anyone."