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Legal opinion issued by Deputy Attorney General Karmit Yulis outlines that in most cases, heirs of senior apartment owners who died before completing urban renewal projects are entitled to promised benefits, ensuring rights do not expire upon death.

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Legal Rights of Heirs in Urban Renewal Projects Clarified

Overview of the Legal Opinion

In a significant legal opinion published today, Deputy Attorney General for Civil Law, Karmit Yulis, established that heirs of senior apartment owners who entered into urban renewal agreements but passed away before the projects’ completion are generally entitled to the unique benefits promised to the deceased. This ruling clarifies that the rights associated with urban renewal do not cease upon the death of the property owner.

Implications for Heirs

The decision is particularly important for family members of seniors who may have entered into urban renewal contracts. As per the recent findings, these heirs will not have to worry about losing their claims to the benefits associated with the urban renewal deals, even after the passing of the original contract signatory.

Current Real Estate Market Trends

In related news, it has been reported that the inventory of unsold apartments held by contractors has decreased in October. This trend may impact the dynamics of urban renewal deals and the availability of benefits for heirs in the future.

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