Binyamina Project Presentation of the Binyamina Project at Israland's premises. Short-term investment, with Chamaouth's support. Possibility of constructing offices/stores, Agricultural plots of 166 m2 Invest in an agricultural plot before construction permits in Binyamina. The location is situated near the High Tech area, 200 meters from the bus station. According to our expertise and the various...

The Greek Orthodox Church is the second largest landowner in the country after the Israel Land Authority. The church purchased about 450 hectares of land in central Jerusalem in the 19th century, primarily agricultural land at the time. After the independence of the State of Israel, the church, in the 1950s, agreed to lease the land to the KKL for 99 years, with an option to renew. 1,500 Jerusalem...

Israeli expertise nourishes the world Israel is one of the world leaders in agricultural technologies.Did you know that Israeli cows hold the world record for milk production? Attention agriculture enthusiasts, this report is for...

2018: the year when the highest number of building permits were issued by the State of Israel! More than 40 urban development programs have been put on the table of the State Council. This comes after receiving validation from the commission responsible for this monumental operation. Israel is preparing for the construction of over 1 million housing units. Its ultimate project is to create new...

Investing in Non-Buildable Land Buying non-buildable land for a few thousand shekels. You’ve thought about it, but not seriously. You would be surprised to see how this purchase can turn out to be a very lucrative investment! First of all, non-buildable land costs much less than buildable land. Also, in the short term, it can be quite easily monetized through temporary installations, such as mobile...

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Investing in land before obtaining building permits If your agricultural land becomes buildable, it will definitely be sold for a higher price. However, it is a much less risky strategic investment from which you can derive an interesting return. Expect that each year the price of the land (registered in the land registry) increases by 2% per year. The closer your land gets to obtaining building permits,...

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