Rabbi Uziel 90, Jerusalem

Jerusalem's planning committee approved permit 101-1450733 on 16 June 2026, covering building additions and new balconies at Rabbi Uziel Street 90 in Bayit VeGan. The file creates seven homes on an existing residential building. Works have not started: the permit is in hand and the project sits at the planning stage.

Bayit VeGan occupies a ridge in south west Jerusalem, and Rabbi Uziel Street runs its full length as the neighbourhood's main spine. Shaare Zedek Medical Center stands about ten minutes away on foot, across Herzl Boulevard, where the Red Line light rail runs to the city centre and the Central Bus Station. Mount Herzl and Yad Vashem sit within two kilometres, and the Jerusalem College of Technology campus in Givat Mordechai is about a kilometre to the east.

An additions permit extends an existing building on its own plot, so the seven new homes are built above and beside residents who stay in place. Balconies belong to the same file, which gives existing apartments outdoor space as well. The elevations signed for approval show a ground floor, four residential storeys, stacked balconies running across the street facade and a set back top level with a roof terrace.

The timeline below is anchored on the approval date of 16 June 2026. On the standard Israeli sequence, the appeal window closes around September 2026, works begin around October 2026, the structure reaches weather tight cover in mid 2027, finishing works run through early 2028, and handover falls in June 2028. These milestones are calculated from the approval date. No developer, sales channel or price list has been published for this address.