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City People ROT

Building urban renewal projects.

Sector: ConstructionMarket cap: NIS 160M
All analyses

Analyses on City People ROT (1)

Anshei Ha'ir 2025: Permits Are Moving, but the Balance Sheet Still Carries the Shift to Execution

Anshei Ha'ir enters 2026 with a real permit and financing wave that moves the pipeline forward, but the 2025 report shows that the balance sheet and debt have moved ahead of profit, while the near-term execution layer still runs mostly at 10% to 19% gross margins.

March 24, 2026
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Follow-up dives

Follow-up dives on City People ROT (3)

Follow-up

Anshei Ha'ir: Which 2026 Permits Are Actually Close to Value

Within the early-2026 filing sequence, only Yehuda Gur 7 and Epstein 4 already combine permit receipt, full financing, and a planned 2026 construction start. Mana 4 is very close after its financing agreement, while Even Gvirol and La Guardia are still mainly legal-progress or l…

March 24, 2026
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Follow-up

Anshei Ha'ir: The Gap Between the Permit Wave and Execution Margins

The early-2026 permit wave improves Anshei Ha'ir's next pipeline layer, but near-term earnings still depend mainly on three advanced projects carrying only a 14% weighted gross margin.

March 24, 2026
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Follow-up

Anshei Ha'ir: Who Actually Funded the Balance-Sheet Jump

Anshei Ha'ir's 2025 balance-sheet jump was not funded by apartment buyers but mainly by the liability layer to landowners, public bonds, suppliers, bank project finance, and a public equity raise that improved the cushion only partially. Once restricted cash and current bonds ar…

March 24, 2026
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