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Givat Ada – Binyamina Project
About Binyamina - Givat Ada
Givat Ada was founded in 1903 and is named after the wife of Baron Benjamin Edmond de Rothschild Adelaide (Ada)
Binyamina was founded in 1922 and was named after the Baron himself. In 2003, the colonies were merged into a single municipal entity, Binyamina Givat Ada, each maintaining its unique identity within a single economic structure.
The colonies of Binyamina and Givat Ada share a unique green valley in Israel, the Hanadiv Valley. In landscapes of vineyards, orchards, fields, flowing streams and the Carmel overlooking the sea, a community of quality and values of agricultural pioneers who laid the foundations for a diverse renewing community comprised of high-tech people, entrepreneurs and social entrepreneurs, artists, intellectuals, manual and land workers.
About the project
The land being promoted is privately owned agricultural land, which is part of Binyamina-Givat Ada's comprehensive master plan.
The land is adjacent to a built-up area, which creates a continuum of planning and urban construction.
The developer took under its wing 18,500 dunams for the development and planning of the land.
Private agricultural land in the Land Registry.
About the project
Why invest in land in Binyamina - Givat Ada?
In the Binyamina Givat Ada area, many agricultural areas are located that are being promoted under the council's plans to increase the population of the settlement.
As a result, their value will increase by tens and hundreds of percent.
With a little patience, thinking about the future and buying land in Binyamina Givat Ada, you will undoubtedly make money on your money, and profit from the demand for real estate in the area in the long term
Binyamina Comprehensive Master Plan - Givat Ada
The master plan allows for an increase in the council's population capacity to about 34,000 residents (15,243 today).
Of these, up to 26,600 are in Binyamina, and up to 8,400 residents in Givat Ada. Meanwhile, an addition of 4,000 housing units to the approved statutory inventory (5,500 housing units), 3,100 housing units in Binyamina and 900 housing units in Givat Ada.
The local council has 18,000 dunams of plot of land and is active by about 60 farmers, and the crisis in the council's agricultural sector, an industry that has an impact on the landscape qualities of the area, is leading to development pressures on the agricultural areas.
