In the Media

A new fund is transferring control over advisor management to the residents.

Taba Capital Launches: “The Landlord” Fund – A Revolutionary Social Model for Urban Renewal

The 26-Year-Old Developer Leading a Real Estate Revolution in Jerusalem – With the Help of the Residents Themselves

Urban Renewal Regulations – Perpetuating the Problematic Status Quo

“Homeowners Are Weak Against Developers”: The Solution to Increasing Benefits in Urban Renewal?

Inon Magazimoff: “If Standard 21 no longer allows flexibility, it will be irrelevant for many projects.”

On the Way to Two Thousand Apartments: Taba Capital’s Plan for 400 Apartments in Kiryat Menachem, Jerusalem, Approved for Deposit

Inon Magazimoff Offers Golden Advice to Jerusalem Residents: “Define What Matters Most to You in Order of Priority”

Following the Light Rail: Neighborhoods in Jerusalem Where Property Values Are Expected to Rise

Here Comes the Train: Taba Capital’s Plan for 660 Apartments in 40-Story Towers in Jerusalem Approved for Deposit

“In the Next Two Years, We Will Be Among the Leading Companies in Urban Renewal in Israel”

Bonanza in Jerusalem: Massive Evacuation-and-Reconstruction Plan to Offer Two New Apartments for Every Existing One

In Place of Azura Restaurant in Jerusalem: Penthouse for 30 Million Shekels

What Is the Challenge of Organizing Residents in Urban Renewal in Jerusalem, and How Can It Be Successfully Achieved?

The Capital of Renewal: The Company Keeping Jerusalem Residents in the City

740 New Apartments: Major Urban Renewal Plan in Kiryat Menachem, Jerusalem, Submitted for Deposit

How do you say “urban renewal” in Jerusalem slang?

A Revolution in Benefits for Homeowners in Jerusalem: “When Residents Are at the Center, Everyone Wins”

CEO and Founder of Taba Capital

The New Model Presented by Taba Capital: “Residents Make an Offer to the Developer, Not the Other Way Around”