Diur mechalil
Inclusive housing: about 6,900 affordable, reduced-rent, small, rental, or student units in the plan.
The district is not only luxury towers. Plan TA/4444 mandates roughly 6,900 inclusive-housing units: affordable, reduced-rent, small apartments, long-term rental, and student housing. Diur bar hasaga is the narrower "affordable housing" phrase. The city engineer has said developers no longer fear this mix, even in Sde Dov.
Where this comes up
Pages on this site that use the term in context.
- Fifty Years Of Plans: What Was Proposed For Sde Dov Before TA/4444
From Patrick Geddes's 1925 coastal vision through outline plan TA/3700, cabinet decisions, court dates, and a mayor's counter-proposal: the schemes that preceded the validated district plan, and what the record does not yet say.
- How Tall, How Many: The Rules Behind The Skyline
Seven marketed projects, seven height profiles: how TA/4444's fabric-and-tower rules translate into floors and units on the registry, and why the skyline clusters the way it does.
- A Third of the Ground Is Green: The Parks, the Promenade, and Two Kilometers of Beach
Plan TA/4444 locks about 365 dunams of parks and two kilometres of public shore on the old airfield. Here is what you can already walk, what is still a drawing, and how the lawns are supposed to be watered.
- How To Read An Israeli Land Tender
RAMI sells state land through sealed-bid auctions. The tender publication is the primary document behind every migrash price on the Sde Dov field. Here is what each part means, using the district's real tender history as the worked example.
- Schools, Clinics And Shops: Daily Life In A District Being Built
Public buildings and commerce designations reserve schools, clinics, and shops on the plan map. The gap between a reserved plot and an open school, and why services typically lag the first keys.
- Sde Dov And Park Tzameret: Two Tel Aviv Skylines
Both names carry luxury towers and Mediterranean light. Recent reporting puts them in the same price band per square metre. The contrast is scale, setting, and what the market already concluded about location.