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Life in Park Hayam: A Bat Yam Resident's Perspective
A resident of Bat Yam's Park Hayam neighborhood shares their experience of living in the new development, highlighting its pros and cons, and the sense of security homeownership provides.
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Udi Singer
- How much did the author pay for their apartment?
- The author purchased a 4.5-room apartment for \u200e3.3 million NIS in the Park Hayam neighborhood of Bat Yam. The high floor location added over a million NIS to the cost.
- What are the downsides of living in this neighborhood?
- The new neighborhood is still under construction and has some drawbacks. Schools and kindergartens are still under construction. This may be inconvenient for families and affects the current demographic.
- What are the neighborhood's transportation links and amenities?
- The neighborhood is conveniently located near the sea and the first light rail station in Gush Dan, providing easy access to Jaffa and other areas. It also benefits from good bus connections and easy access to the Ayalon highway.
- Why did the author choose to live in this specific neighborhood?
- Park Hayam offers proximity to the sea, a young population, and relatively affordable prices compared to other central locations. It's well-connected by light rail and has a developing commercial area.
- Why did the author prefer buying to renting, especially as a member of the LGBTQ+ community?
- Owning a home in Park Hayam provides the author with a sense of security and stability, particularly as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, in contrast to the challenges faced when renting in Tel Aviv.