El rabino Shmuel Eliyahu: "En unos años, un apartamento en un rascacielos sin sucá perderá su valor"
Cada vez más israelíes se mudan a rascacielos, pero el nuevo diseño apenas deja espacio para una sucá privada. Precisamente en un período de fortalecimiento espiritual, ha llegado el momento de que los promotores y…
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The real estate market is being challenged by a tension between vertical living and religious practice. As more Israelis move into high rise towers, the physical design of these buildings is failing to accommodate sukkah construction. The argument here is not just about tradition but about long term property value. Developers who ignore this cultural need may find their units less desirable in a market where spiritual priorities are strengthening.