Tel Aviv to add 600 homes in revamped Arlozorov Street
In the plan there will be less room for cars and Arlozorov Street will be more pedestrian friendly with wider sidewalks and cycle paths alongside the light rail Purple Line.
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In the plan there will be less room for cars and Arlozorov Street will be more pedestrian friendly with wider sidewalks and cycle paths alongside the light rail Purple Line.
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