"Today it is clear Harish will not be a Haredi city"

Will religious and secular families live in Harish which was designed and marketed to Hareidi families? As far as the answer depends on the people of 'Be'emunah', it is positive.

Be'emunah, marketing real estate, is competing for two complexes of 150 units each in the future city, in order to build a religious neighborhood called Mishkenot Hanan,

According to the company, due to the huge success in the registry - with about 350 subscribers so far, it plans to compete for tenders other than the first two.

The company's marketing director, Ronen Weil, said: "Since we announced that we intend to compete for tenders in Harish - we received thousands of inquiries from families who are exploring the possibility of joining the project. Now we are two weeks before the end and we had passed the number of applicants expected - 300. I'm sure that in the next two weeks more and more families, who understand that Harish is the best real estate opportunity in the coming years, will join. "

Be'emunah also manages a registration group for the secular public wishing to live in the city, and in this context under the name 'Harish Shelanu' already 150 people have signed up, as Weil explains: "Today it is clear Harish will not be a haredi city only. The hundreds of applicants, and thousands interested both secular and religious, are evidence that Harish is open to anyone who wishes to join it. "

Israel Avital, a secular resident of Ramat Gan leader of a group of 'Our Harish', said he has no fear of being a secular minority in a Hareidi city. "People need to understand that in the conditions of the tender it is not written 'for Hareidim only' and therefore there is no reason that Harish will be orthodox. It is important to understand that the buying power of the secular is far greater than the buying power of the Hareidi public, but their force of organization is better. So our friend Be'emunah, who has already conducted large real estate projects in the past, together we are working to realize the potential of secular purchasing power secular in Harish'.

'בחדרי' גם ברשתות החברתיות - הצטרפו!