Nikanor 30, Jerusalem

Plan 101-1430339 took effect on 7 July 2026 and replaces the four storey block at Nikanor 30 with a ten storey residential building over three levels of underground parking. Blilious Urban Renewal initiated the scheme and YOOZ Architects designed it. The plot covers about one dunam in Gonenim, the Katamonim quarter of south west Jerusalem.

The municipal record counts 14 apartments in the existing building, and the approved plan programmes 39 new homes in their place, as Nadlan Center and Walla both reported when the local committee recommended the scheme in December 2025. The plan sets aside 330 square metres for a kindergarten class with its yards, and it carries protected space solutions for the new apartments.

Nikanor Street sits 600 m from Pat Junction, where Begin Highway runs north towards the city centre and south towards Malha. The Jerusalem Mall, Teddy Stadium and Malha railway station stand between 1.6 and 1.7 km away, Gazelle Valley nature park is 1 km to the north west, and Shaare Zedek Medical Center is 1.9 km away. Gonenim was built in the 1950s as walk up housing blocks, and pinui binui plans are now replacing them one plot at a time.

The timeline below is anchored on 7 July 2026, the date the plan was published for validity. On the standard Israeli sequence the appeal window closes in October 2026, demolition and works start in November 2026, the structure reaches weather tight cover in mid 2027, and handover falls in July 2028. Blilious Urban Renewal has not published a sales site, a price list or an apartment mix for Nikanor 30, which is the usual picture at this stage of a pinui binui scheme: the developer signs the existing owners before sales open. Prices and typologies will be added here as they are published.