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This move is one of the government's strategies for increasing the volume of residential construction in Israel.

On January 1, 2023, Amendment 134 to the Planning and Building Law, 5725 – 1965 (hereinafter, the "Law") entered into effect, the main purpose of which is to cancel the vast majority of building...

Anyone purchasing an apartment is obligated to pay a purchase tax.

In Israel, unlike the United States, there is no strict procedure forcing the parties in a real estate transaction to conduct examinations about the status of the property

In many cases, ownership of real estate properties is indefinite to a certain part of the property but extends to the whole of the property as a whole (shared possession).

Urban Renewal projects, be it under TAMA 38 (reinforcement of an existing building or demolishing and rebuilding it) or under evacuation-reconstruction projects

The process for obtaining the exemption was lengthy, complex, and expensive, meaning that it did not offer the developer or contractor promoting the project any certainty.

It is a known fact that some 90% of the land in Israel is owned by the State, that is, by the Israel Land Authority (hereinafter: "ILA") or the Jewish National Fund.

Urban renewal construction projects, known in Israel either as an NOP 38/1 project (retrofit and renovate), or as an NOP 38/2 project (demolish and reconstruct) began in Israel as a result...

Following the Corona pandemic, a number of entrepreneurs and businessmen have recently contacted our firm, interested in examining the option of converting office buildings in their...

In various types of agreements, such as real estate sales agreements or entrepreneurial agreements, more often than not one of the parties to the agreement takes upon themselves,...

The Israeli legislation (the Land Law and the Interpretation Law) provides the term "Land" an extended definition. Land, meaning "Land, everything built or planted on land...

Since the early days of the British Mandate, and until only a few years ago, the task of planning and constructing Israel's transportation network was undertaken almost exclusively by government entities.

It has been over a decade since the National Outline Plan (NOP) 38 in the matter of building reinforcements from earthquakes, was first approved.

The Land Law, 5729-1969 (hereinafter: "the Land Law") enables a situation where there is joint ownership of one land/property.

In many cases, the co-ownership of property is not specific to a particular part of the property, but rather applies to the property as a whole (Musha).

Under the Israeli Contract Law, an agreement between parties can be made verbally, in writing, and can even be learned by the parties' behavior.

Israeli infrastructure key growth segments include local government authorities, defense industries, and private companies.