A family can repair its damaged home while a dispute over ownership continues. In Jerusalem, a restoration project offers limited tours, and the Old City cable-car project seeks an adviser.
Farm repairs can proceed while ownership stays disputed
- A September 7 ruling, newly reported by Globes, lets a son and his family rebuild their missile-damaged home on his father’s farm. The court lifted its temporary order stopping work and awarded NIS 5,000 in costs, but left ownership unresolved. Buyers should ask their lawyer to separate permission to repair from proof of ownership. Psakdin, court decision; Globes.
Tiferet Yisrael offers three small restoration tours
- Jerusalem’s Tiferet Yisrael restoration project offers three preview tours on October 15, with 20 people per group. Registration opens October 9. Our calendar count gives five days until registration (October 9 minus October 4), then six days until the tours (October 15 minus October 9). Set a reminder before planning a visit. Open House Jerusalem; Ynet; The Times of Israel.
Jerusalem plans to appoint ROPES as cable-car adviser
- The Jerusalem Development Authority has published its intention to appoint ROPES Ropeway Engineering to advise on the Old City cable car. Buyers assessing future transport links should treat this as a step in choosing an adviser. The notice does not establish a construction start date. Jerusalem Development Authority; Mynet Jerusalem.
Illustrative photo of Moshav Aderet, 2015, unrelated to the court property: Davidbena at en.wikipedia, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0. Photo resized for display.
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