EPISODE · Apr 21, 2024 · 43 MIN
Israel Real Estate: Legal aspects of purchasing new construction
from On The House · host Buyitinisrael
This episode focuses on the legal intricacies of purchasing new construction in Israel, emphasizing the importance of hiring a local real estate attorney specializing in real estate law to protect buyers' interests, especially foreign clients. Special guest Gil Efrati is a partner at the E.S. Shimron, I. Molho, Persky & Co. law firm. With corporate, insolvency, and real estate law expertise, Gil has a notable track record in managing legal proceedings for urban renewal projects and insolvency cases, including the Hefzibah Group. In the episode, we discuss the crucial early engagement with a lawyer, the significance of the Tofes Harshamah registration form, due diligence, securing buyer funds through Israel's voucher system and bank guarantees, and deposit refundability. We also explore the time frame for closing a deal, the importance of involving an architect, and the final registration of ownership rights. Gil Ephrati can be reached by email at [email protected]. Looking to buy property in Israel? Discover a wide range of projects across the country at Buyitinisrael.com. Stay updated on the Israeli real estate market with the latest market news, expert guidance, and valuable insights to help you navigate your real estate journey. Have questions, comments, or need assistance finding your home in Israel? Reach out to us at [email protected]. We're here to help! The information provided in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered legal, financial, or professional advice for any specific transaction. Listeners are encouraged to seek guidance from qualified professionals before making any decisions or entering into transactions based on the content discussed.
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