I’ve reported previously (see here) (and here) on some of the huge business construction projects being planned for Jerusalem. This new article contains some more details on both the 300,000 square meters City Entrance project and Mobileye’s new 135,000 square … Continue reading →

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat and Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz have laid the cornerstone for the new $364 million, 173-acre Jerusalem Gateway business park. It will include nine 36-floor skyscrapers, business centers, hotels, and 70,000 square meters of leisure and cultural … Continue reading →

The $1 billion project to expand Jerusalem’s Western edge includes new malls, hotels and business parks. There will be 2,000 new hotel rooms, 230,000 square meters for industry and business, and 49,000 square meters for recreation and leisure. http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/185410#.VCEYkleGfB8

Israel is to build 12 new skyscrapers in a business park containing 1 million square meters of office space at the entrance to Jerusalem. The area will contain the terminus for the new high-speed train linking Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. … Continue reading →

Tech giant Oracle has inaugurated its new data center in Jerusalem, which will function as a cloud provider for Israeli clients.  The facility covers thousands of square meters, over four floors and over 50 meters underground. Oracle also announced plans … Continue reading →

The DCity shopping mall, which opened outside Ma’aleh Adumim near Jerusalem, is Israel’s largest mall and designed as a replica of the famous Venetian Resort in Las Vegas. Its 150,000 square meters features some 200 storefronts, restaurants, a luxury hotel … Continue reading →

Timed for Jerusalem Day, Mobileye – Israel’s Jerusalem-based developer of advanced vision and driver assistance systems revealed the plans of its new campus, housing 4,000 employees. Eight buildings plus a 25-floor tower spread over 50,000 square meters in the Har … Continue reading →