Following the success of the Almog Yavneh project and its selection as the outstanding urban renewal project of the year, the Almog Group is proud to announce that the residents of the Tavor complex in the city have chosen it to establish a large-scale urban renewal project. After a year in which the tenants held a tender that included large and leading construction companies, the tenants recently informed the Almog Group that it was the one chosen to lead the project and carry it out.
As part of the Almog evacuation-construction project, the Tabor complex, the company will demolish 8 old buildings, including 182 housing units, 2 shops and public buildings on the streets. Hatavor 1,4,6 (Gilboa 5), Gilboa 3,6,8 And Presidents 3,5,
In the complex, which covers a total area of about 22.6 dunams, and will build a number of buildings of various heights, including 764 new apartments and public buildings. The owners of the existing apartments will receive the large apartments of about 25 square meters with a balcony of about 12 square meters, a warehouse of about 5 square meters, and an underground parking space. In addition, the apartment owners will receive vouchers to purchase furniture and electrical products. And a capital fund for the maintenance of the new condominium.
The project will be carried out as part of a master plan that has been promoted by the Yavne Municipality and Remi for several years.
The company, which has its headquarters in Yavne, has been operating in the city for years, when construction began on the ALMOG YAVNE project in Neot Shazar about four years ago. Phase B. In total, the project will include 487 apartments after its completion.
Yaki Amsalem, CEO of the Almog GroupSaid that
“I thank the tenants for choosing us, happy and congratulate them who made a decision based on facts on the ground and did not enjoy promises and dreams without coverage. This is a natural continuation of our activities in the city, Yavne has huge potential for renewal .
Almog Group is currently promoting thousands of housing units in urban renewal projects throughout the country, including Tel Aviv-Yafo, Bat Yam, Haifa, Beer Yaakov, Netivot, Petah Tikva, Netanya, Holon and more. The tallest residential towers in Haifa in the “Almog Carmel West” project, which is under advanced construction, and is in advanced licensing procedures for large-scale urban renewal projects in Tel Aviv, the Jaffa D neighborhood, and in the city of Bat Yam on Rabbi Maimon Street, corner of Anne Frank and 29th Street.