A good agreement is written at the office and signed in a hall. The Rehovot urban-renewal authority's committee course, the Zoom lectures and the signing conferences we accompany — here.
The Netivot signing conferences · April–August 2026
Where a signing night starts
The next conference could be your building's.
From a committee's first lecture to a packed signing night — we're there, alongside the owners: negotiating the terms and moving the project from one stage to the next.
Recently at the firm
The firm's event log
A selection from the log — not every event lands here · Updated August 12, 2026
Weizmann 19 together with HaMeshahrerim 30 — two streets, one Pinui-Binui deal
Developer: M.S. Rafael Development & Construction · Owners' counsel: Ariel Raz, Noam Gottlib and Israel Hazan
The developer's offer summary was walked through clause by clause — what you get, when, and who stands behind it. The owners asked what they came to ask, and then the signing began.
The bottom line for owners
A new apartment — 27 m² largerYour current area plus 27 m², measured by a certified surveyor
A sun balcony, attachedA sun balcony attached to the new apartment
Parking & storage — attached to the apartmentA standard underground spot (no stacker, no lift, no tandem) and a storage room of about 4–6 m², subject to the basement-level plan
Two exposures — and a floor higherAt least two exposures, in the building's middle third and at least one floor above your current one
Rent, moving and a furnishing voucherRent for the whole construction period, moving costs both ways, and a voucher for appliances and furnishings
Bank guarantees the whole wayA guarantee in Sale Law form for the new apartment, plus autonomous, unconditional guarantees for rent, taxes and title registration — and an autonomous warranty guarantee
Hosted by the Rehovot Municipality's urban-renewal authority · Speaker: Attorney Noam Gottlib
Plan approval isn't the finish line — it's the starting gun. This lecture picked the committees up right there: how the plan becomes reality.
What we covered
The legal stageVetting the agreement, forming the committee, running the signature drive
The developer's obligationsPermits, funding the professionals, keeping owners posted
Timelines12–24 months from approval to permit; a 90-day vacate notice
Bank financingA closed project-financing account, Sale Law guarantees, a rent guarantee
Signing conferenceApril 28, 2026·Netivot
Signing conference — the Weizmann compound, Netivot
A Pinui-Binui deal · signing stations by building — the firm represents Weizmann 20–26 (parcel 47)
Developer: Aharoni Group
Signing night for one of Netivot's largest Pinui-Binui compounds: a balloon arch at the door, full signing tables — and owners walking out with an agreement built to protect them.
The bottom line for owners
A new apartment with a safe room — 18 m² largerYour current area plus 18 m², measured by a certified surveyor
A sun balcony — 10–12 m²A consolidated balcony, planned as large as the plan allows
Parking & storage — registered to titleA standard underground spot (no stacker) and a storage room of at least 4 m²
At least two exposuresCorner exposures — no boxed-in apartments
Full rent until the keysRent for the entire construction period, from vacating to handover
A share of the excess profitThe agreement sets a mechanism for sharing excess profit with the owners — as extra area, an upgraded spec or payment, at their choice
Signing conferenceApril 16, 2026·Rehovot
Signing conference — Miller 13-15-17, Rehovot
A Pinui-Binui deal · Heritage Center of Israel's Communities, 7 Abarbanel St., Rehovot
Developer: Olitzky Development & Living
Three buildings, 74 units, a packed hall. Doors at 6:00 p.m.; at 6:30 the owners' counsel walked through the agreement highlights, and at 7:00 the signing tables opened. The agreement itself was executed with the developer in June 2026.
The bottom line for owners
A new apartment — 14 m² largerYour current area plus 14 m², measured per the Sale Decree
A sun balcony — 12–14 m² addedExisting balcony area is kept — the addition comes on top of it
Attached parking & storageA standard underground spot (no stacker, no tandem) and a 4–6 m² storage room per apartment
Moving-out and move-in grants per apartmentA moving-out grant, and a move-in grant paid in vouchers for appliances and furnishing the new apartment
An open-market specThe technical spec is no lower than what the developer sells on the open market
LectureMay 11, 2025·Zoom · IDF
"Close with confidence" — a lecture for career soldiers
Zoom lecture, 8:00 p.m.
The Ground Forces family-support branch, with the regional commands
Real estate and urban renewal for those serving far from home: what to check before signing, which guarantees you're entitled to, and how a deal closes without losing sleep — even from the base.
LectureMarch 18, 2025·Rehovot
Residents'-committee course — 1st cohort
A course by the Rehovot Municipality urban-renewal authority
Speaker: Attorney Noam Gottlib — the legal module
The city's first committee course: residents' committees from across Rehovot learned how a renewal deal is built — and what a committee that does the job right actually does.
The lines on this page describe the firm's events only — they are not legal advice and promise nothing about any deal; in every project, the full agreement and its annexes are the binding text.
How to start
A conversation with a real estate lawyer, wherever you are in the process.
An apartment you're buying or selling, a building entering renewal, or a contract waiting on a decision. Leave a name and a number and a senior lawyer on the team will call you back: we hear you out and tell you what the next step is — even when it isn't with us.
