The Haifa Economic Company is expanding its activities with the establishment of a new real estate arm, which will focus on realizing the city's potential - and is issuing a tender for the position of VP of Real Estate.
The Haifa Economic Company is establishing a new real estate arm, with the aim of upgrading the urban space in Haifa and realizing the economic and social potential inherent in the city.
Within this framework, the company published a tender for the position of VP Real Estate, who will lead the field in the company and steer its strategic activities.
The goal of the move is to develop, improve and operate income-producing properties in the city, generate new demand, attract young and diverse populations, and encourage investments that will serve Haifa residents and promote the quality of life in the city.
The VP of Real Estate who will be selected will be responsible, among other things, for planning, formulating, developing and implementing an investment strategy in income-generating real estate, managing and executing real estate projects, and creating strategic partnerships with private and public entities for the purposes of raising capital and investments.
Hanan Markowitz, CEO of the Haifa Economic Company:
"Entering the real estate sector is far more than a business opportunity; it is a tool for upgrading Haifa as a vibrant, attractive and progressive city. We examine each project through two eyes: the first is focused on economic value and the second on creating value and contributing to the lives of residents – renewing urban areas, attracting a young and high-quality population and strengthening the urban fabric. This is the first step in a series of planned moves to expand the company's areas of activity, with the aim of accelerating Haifa's economic growth and creating real urban well-being."
The company is now inviting the best professionals to apply and be part of the significant move to develop Haifa. The requirements for the position are detailed in the tender –
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It will take years until they start moving anything. In the meantime, there are salaries, so who cares?
Mabrouk Hanan Adoni, the new VP of the Haifa Economic Company
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