Housing
California's $6.4 Billion Mental Health Housing Gamble: Will It Truly Benefit Those in Need?
California has embarked on a historic journey, pledging a mammoth $6.4 billion towards mental health housing initiatives. This ambitious project promises to revolutionize care for the state’s vulnerable populations, but questions remain: will these significant funds make a genuine difference, or will they become another unrealized promise?
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Israel's CPI Transformation: The New Prime Focus on Housing Over Food Costs
In a transformative move, the Central Bureau of Statistics in Israel has announced an impactful revision to its Consumer Price Index (CPI) basket. By lowering the weight of food and simultaneously increasing the emphasis on housing, the bureau signals a shift aligned with evolving consumer priorities and economic realities.
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Approval granted for protests against Lod's 6,000 apartment 'Resettlement-Development' project
The Commission for the Promotion of Priority Housing Projects (VATMAL) has approved one of Israel's largest Resettlement-Building projects, allowing protests to be filed.
Approval granted for 3,500 settlement housing units in Judea and Samaria
The Planning and Development Council of Judea and Samaria has approved the construction of about 3,500 additional housing units in Ma'ale Adumim, Efrat, and Kedar.