Hanan Mor (photo by Eyal Tuag, Flash 90/ Miriam Elster, Pixabay)
The Flower neighborhood is the most desirable neighborhood in Harish, immersed in green parks alongside leisure and play areas for the whole family, and offers vibrant community services and proximity to an avenue of shops and the municipal services of the city center. The MORE Harish project in the neighborhood includes 156 units in 6 boutique buildings of 6-7 floors, 4-5 room apartments and garden apartments and penthouses. The planning of the apartments in the project has been adapted for the needs of families and young couples. The sales scope of 40 units amounts to approximately 66 million NIS.
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Among the apartments sold:
4-room apartment with an area of 96 square meters + 14 square meters of balcony at a price of NIS 1,588,556.
5-room apartment with an area of 117 square meters + 16 square meters of balcony at a price of NIS 1,870,934.
5-room garden apartment with an area of 117 square meters + 98 square meters of garden at a price of NIS 2,132,142.
As of today, the city is in a development boom and more kindergartens and educational institutions are opening. In just the last year, more than 20 clusters of kindergartens were opened, totaling more than 144 kindergarten classes, and 19 new schools were opened. An influx of new residents and rapid growth in the city’s population leads to a strong demand for street trading in the city and an increase in rental prices. The company expects sales prices of about 30-35 thousand shekels per square meter, compared to sales prices of about 15,000 in the business plan. The total scope of the stores to be sold is about 2,700 square meters of small stores, and the company expects to receive for about 80-90 million Shekel, double the value of the stores as it appears in the company’s books.
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