800 new housing units will be built in the Gilo neighborhood of Jerusalem

800 new housing units will be built in the Gilo neighborhood of Jerusalem, in 2 35-story towers and two more 17-story towers. At the same time, 2 buildings will be built in the Kiryat Hayovel neighborhood, with 95 housing units.
In the Gilo neighborhood, it is a construction evacuation in the Rosemary debt where it will pass (sometime ... one day when they finish building) the light rail, in the section between Hamor and Lavona streets. There are currently 183 housing units in the complex. The ground floor in the direction of the light rail will be commercial, it will have employment uses and will include about 2,200 square meters of public buildings.
In Kiryat Yuval, it is Tor Sinai Street, where the plan includes an area of ​​about 2.2 dunams between Pesach Hebroni Street and Tor Sinai Street, in part with a steep topography. In addition, the plan stipulates a residential area of ​​approximately 1.9 dunams, and north of it an open public area of ​​approximately 300 square meters.
The construction includes the demolition of 3 existing 5-story buildings, including 27 housing units, and the construction of 2 new residential buildings. One building with a reference to Pesach Hebron Street, 10 floors - above street level, a second building facing north, with an entrance from Tor Sinai Street, 6 floors. Also, shared parking lots are planned underground.
The plan allocates a built-up area on the ground floors for a 130-square-meter kindergarten, with an adjacent 175-square-meter courtyard. In addition, a built-up area of ​​150 square meters - for the use of social and community needs.
The Mayor of Jerusalem, Moshe Leon: "The Jerusalem Municipality is working to increase the number of housing units in the city, through new construction and the promotion of urban renewal projects for all sectors. Urban renewal projects enable land use, while benefiting residents. "Granted to developers and residents, while increasing the volume of construction and the supply of apartments, combined with an appropriate infrastructure solution to this increase. We will continue with determination to increase the supply of apartments in the city."