MK Yaakov Asher, Conference of the Real Estate Appraiser's Bureau/Photo Marcelo
The real estate appraiser's conference, under the title 'From war to improvement', is being held these days in Eilat and is dealing with the following important questions, among others: who is causing the delay in the metro, where is the real estate industry headed and who should take responsibility for the disaster in Miron.
At the opening of the conference, Knesset member Yaakov Asher, Yo The head of the Interior and Environment Committee in the Knesset, asked about his promise at the beginning of the term that would lead to a new law for planning and construction and reform in the field, criticized the existing planning law and noted that "those who are familiar with the planning and construction law know that it is sitting on mandatory and old legislation, which is being adjusted all day long. There is a feature With the legislators, especially with the officials who help us legislate, anything you want to update and bring to a current state, they put more regulations and more problems on it, and that's the last thing the State of Israel needs."
To summarize the issue, the Knesset member assured that his office is currently working on a new planning and construction law in the State of Israel together with the planning director and teams of the planning headquarters.
In connection with the Metro Law, as one of the promoters of the Red Line, MK Asher noted that a large part of the delay of the Red Line was in arguments with the Accountant General. "Even within the Treasury there was a big disagreement between the Budget Division and the Accountant General.
For four years this was the only debate, to check whether the tender and this method is better or worse," Asher pointed out.
Chairman of the Real Estate Appraiser, Nechama Bugin, Conference of the Real Estate Appraiser's Chamber/Photo Marcelo
"I am preparing to pass the metro law. There are some inherent problems, some of which we have solved and some of which are currently being discussed with the treasury and the planning director. When we issue the metro law, which will not take long, it will come out more refined and more correct because one of the problems we are discussing is the issue of compensation for the business owners who are located Near the workplaces, there must be a real solution, a solution by the state, something along the lines of establishing an administration that will deal with this matter with a dedicated budget, and that is going to happen. Secondly, the calculation of the improvement levy. A situation has arisen today that could be a situation where the metro areas in particular will not invest in the same towers and those units Housing on this issue we are sitting and waiting for a solution. Bringing in a law that is not good, I will not do that."
In the context of agreed assessments, Knesset member Yaakov Asher noted that about two weeks ago he sat with the Ministry of Justice and had all kinds of comments on the previous version of the legislation.
"From my point of view, on appraisals below 100,000 shekels or 70,000 shekels, as the law states, appraisals of this type should not go through the entire Hoya Del Rosa, which passes an appraisal on a project of 10 million shekels. And if we want to put some oil in the wheels of construction and oil in the wheels of distress Housing, we need as much as possible to make it possible to reach agreements. We will build a mechanism together with the Real Estate Appraiser's Office, the Ministry of Justice, the Director of Planning, the Planning Ministry and I very much hope that in the near future we will be able to come up with news on the matter.
More in Walla!
KKL-Junk encourages climate studies through scholarships for young students
In collaboration with KKL-Junk
Ason Miron: "Every beginning architect would have understood that it was only a matter of time before the disaster"
Member of Knesset Ya'akov Asher was asked in connection with the conclusions of the State Commission of Inquiry into the disaster in Miron and concerning the disturbing construction anomalies in cities such as Bnei Brak and whether he accepts the conclusions of the committee.
Ya'akov Asher pointed out, "This issue of the Miron disaster, every beginner architect would understand for himself that if a country, does not know how to translate a place that has a sacred value to millions a year who come all over the world and especially on the day of Hilalah. We are talking about a cell in a mountainous area that is not developed and is not submerged as such a site should be Be that as it may, the question of a disaster is only a question of time. I said in past debates that you will not escape from a place that needs to receive half a million people at the same time, that does not have special access roads, that does not have developed parking lots, that does not have ramps, and today it is possible in infrastructure development to do everything. Instead of having space It is appropriate to then check whether the police have done everything that needs to be done, let's do it in an appropriate place. This is how I refer to planning and construction laws, you have to adapt your planning to the customers. Early planning prevents disasters. And of course there is room for soul-searching, obviously something like this is shocking, it's a thing that it is impossible to understand him. But a wise man prepares the solution and does not get into the problem."
"There is pressure that the interest rate will not go down"
The chairman of the Real Estate Appraiser's Chamber, Nechama Bugin, also stated at the opening of the conference that "in the face of bereavement and the pain of the murdered and the fallen, which also knocked on the door of our community, in the face of the concern for the many warriors, our friends and our families, out of this difficulty our profession stood on its feet, we harnessed ourselves to the act of volunteering , we returned to the offices and clients in order to restart the Israeli economy and the economy."
Bogin also said that she works around the clock to raise the professional bar in relation to the work of the Knesset and the government, and therefore the bureau promotes with all its might the legislation of the Agreed Assessments Law, the Law of Attainment Committees on Rami Assessments , regulating the mechanism of Standard 21, laying the foundation stone for the establishment of a real estate court, and many other issues.
Moshe Larry, CEO of Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, gave congratulatory words and noted that the country is in a challenging period and under colossal security, political and economic uncertainty.
We hope to believe and pray that we will soon achieve the return of the abductees and security.
In the real estate context, Larry explained that, "The real estate industry is in crisis and not because of the war. Even before the war, interest rates rose strongly and intensely, together with negative sentiment of the administrative or legal revolution, call it whatever you want, brought the industry to a crisis and the mortgage market in Israel to a low. We dropped to five to six billion shekels a month after a rate of 50 and 70 billion.
Following the war, the state has to issue debt in large volumes and often, therefore there is pressure that the interest rate will not decrease. The real estate industry is going to have a high interest rate.
In recent weeks, we have recognized a certain recovery in the mortgage market and this is supported by the Central Bank's data. The data indicate a rate of growth that we hope will continue.
More on the same topic:
real estate
Metro