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Tel Aviv: 2-room flat sold for NIS 4.7M
Ofer Petersburg
Published: 24.09.13, 14:27
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1. I live in Montreal..thanks to the lousy political
Al   (09.24.13)
situation here in Quebec, the housing market is dead. You cant give it away as the only known is rising taxes. An old population, being invaded by people from the Maghreb, well you get the picture. Israel's real estate is expensive because it is in high demand. Israel is on the rise despite the lousy political leadership. People vote with their pocketbooks. In Israel's case it a thumbs up.
2. The SMART money is heading SOUTH
Tim ,   Brighton   (09.24.13)
For New Businesses, Start Ups..quite apart from the great value you get for good Residential Property
3. Reading this makes me want to vomit!
Ron   (09.24.13)
4. Let them yawn in their ivory tower..
ORA ,   JERUSALEM   (09.24.13)
while we sing in the Sukkah. Hag Sameah.
5. SOUTH - Stategic Infrastucture Planning
Tim ,   Brighton   (09.25.13)
Whilst we are seeing a shift to the South in the North South Divide for us to get Critical Mass and secure an acceleration of inward investment to the South WE NEED Beersheba International Airport BIA Beersheba Metro Expansion of BG University Completion of North South Trans Israel Railway through Beersheba Hub Assured Water Supply New Agricultural Settlements Where Beersheba the Capital of the South will serve the New Settlements, Connobations to the East as well as the Beersheba Ashdod Ashkelon Triangle We would like to see Israel issue Government Bonds for the Negev Project so that people from all over the world could also participate in realising Ben Gurions dream
6. ARAGON DEVELOPMENT
Daviv ,   Miami   (05.26.17)
ARAGON DEVELOPMENT andMOTI MAXIMOFF
made a fortune on this investment .
Smart
7. Aragon Development
Yafa ,   New York   (05.28.17)
Moti maximoff and Aragon development
Investing in israel for the last 10 years
And doing fantastic
Good company.good people
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