Tel Aviv-Yafo’s planning and building subcommittee recommended on October 14 that the district planning committee approve the Rama-Adirim urban renewal plan in the Neve Sharet neighborhood. It also recommended partly accepting the developer’s objection and rejecting the rest.
The plan covers 11.79 dunams (about 2.9 acres) at 7-19 Rama Street, 3 Philadelphia Street and 2-10 Adirim Street, where 173 old apartments now stand.
The southern part of the site would get buildings of up to 10 stories, with shops on the ground floor facing the new Almagor Street. Towers would rise in the northern part, along Philadelphia Street. At the center, an open space would stay accessible to the public around the clock, extending the neighborhood’s north-south green corridor. Land is also set aside for a public building.
All parking would be underground, at 0.8 spaces per apartment or the standard in force when permits are issued, whichever is lower. Garage access is planned from Rama Street.
Changes the committee backed
- Up to seven more apartments in the towers, on the ground, second and third floors, with no added floor area or stories.
- Apartments on the entrance floor of one of the towers.
- A larger average apartment size of 97 square meters, without increasing the plan’s total floor area.
- An entrance floor up to 6 meters high, to be finalized at a later planning stage.
The district planning committee will make the final decision.
More information is available on the municipality website.
