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Due to the overwhelming interest in the posh Ramat Givat Zeev residential project from buyers in the metropolitan New York-New Jersey area, Chish Nofei Israel, the company which is building the real estate venture, located on the outskirts of Jerusalem, is returning with two special sales events on November 9 in Teaneck and November 12 in midtown Manhattan.

During the past year, dozens of young couples and families from the metro region have purchased a variety of palatial homes and impeccably designed apartments at Ramat Givat Zeev. Because of the unprecedented interest in this unique project, when Ramat Givat Zeev’s first residents move into the beautiful town in mid-January, they will discover that the price of their property will have risen in dramatic fashion. The rising value of these properties can be directly traced to the fact that only a few dozen homes and apartments within the 350 plus unit complex remain to be sold.

Ramat Givat Zeev’s word-of- mouth allure is based on the “facts on the ground.” The project is being built with high-end standards, mimicking the lifestyle that its buyers have been used to in the USA. It will accentuate the discerning religious and cultural quality of life standards found in places such asTeaneck, Five Towns, Brooklyn and Queens, New York. Ramat Givat Zeev will feature synagogues,mikvaot and quality schools, as well as a country club with a pool and gym, tennis and basketball courts, green parks and a shopping center.

Special prices for the remaining Ramat Givat Zeev properties will be featured at the special salesevents. “This is once in a lifetime opportunity to ‘have it all’, living in the lap of luxury amidst the pastoral beauty of the Jerusalem hills. It’s not by accident that many buyers from the Teaneck areahave made their Aliyah dreams come true in a unique setting,” said a Chish Nofei Israel sales representative.

The next Ramat Givat Zeev sales events will take place on Thursday, November 9, from 5PM-11PM at Congregation Keter Torah, 600 Roemer Ave. in Teaneck, New Jersey and on Sunday, November 12from 11AM-7PM at the Lincoln Square Synagogue in Manhattan.