For years, the Israeli real-estate market has been dealing with overload: demand significantly higher than supply, limited land availability, and licensing processes that move slowly. The desire to shorten timelines pushed the state to promote several major reforms, foremost among them: the “Licensed for Permit” model, which allows certain architects to approve permits themselves. This certainly streamlines the path, but also requires them to take on broader responsibility.Alongside the new

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