Q&A
Your Guide to Buying a Quality Apartment
What Should You Check Before Purchasing?
How is high-quality construction maintained across all sites over time?
We maintain high construction quality at all our sites through professional and experienced management teams, including seasoned project and site managers deeply committed to their craft.
In addition, we conduct regular inspections at critical stages of the construction process and insist on using high-quality building materials.
Why is a reinforcement project more complex than a new construction project?
Reinforcing an existing structure requires perfect integration with existing systems, making it more complex than new construction.
That’s why it’s important to choose an experienced contractor—otherwise, long-term issues may arise. Ben Shalom is proud of its extensive experience in successfully completing strengthening and preservation projects.
How can you determine that the proposed apartment specifications are high-end?
It’s wise to check the quality of suppliers, the range of options, and compare with past projects. It’s also recommended to consult professionals and experienced residents.
How can you avoid buying an apartment that will be delayed?
Choosing a contractor with a proven track record of meeting deadlines is crucial.
Regular site visits help verify progress and allow for early detection and resolution of delays. Ben Shalom is committed to meeting deadlines—and often delivers ahead of schedule.
What details should be emphasized in apartment planning?
Apartment planning must focus on both practicality and technical performance, including insulation, acoustics, plumbing, electricity, and air conditioning.
The process is guided by expert consultants to ensure optimal integration between all systems.
The result is an energy-efficient, comfortable, durable, and high-quality apartment that stands the test of time.
What is considered high-quality apartment design?
Smart planning allows you to make the most of every square meter, with flexibility to adapt spaces to your personal needs.
We emphasize smart planning from the start so that your apartment will serve you perfectly for years to come.
What are the risks of buying an apartment in a project built in groundwater?
Such projects often take longer and require precise waterproofing of the basement to prevent moisture.
It’s important to ensure the company has experience building under such conditions—check past projects and their delivery timelines.
What makes buying an apartment in an urban renewal project different from buying in a new neighborhood?
Urban construction is more complex and crowded than suburban development and requires logistical and technical expertise.
A contractor without experience in this area may cause delays or compromise quality. Ben Shalom specializes in urban construction, with completed projects in central locations such as Nahalat Binyamin 10, Dizengoff 10, and Rothschild 27.
How can I track the progress of construction?
The supervision company on behalf of the residents receives regular updates on the progress of construction and the schedule.
The buyers visit the apartments at pre-scheduled times to verify and approve the plans. We take pride in meeting deadlines and even ahead of schedule!
Why is a contractor who ensures service during the warranty year a critical factor in buying an apartment?
Even in high-quality construction defects may arise after occupancy—such as leaks, sealing issues, or cracks. A contractor committed to high-quality service during the warranty year ensures quick and efficient handling of any issue.
At Ben Shalom, we have a dedicated department for warranty-related repairs to ensure peace of mind for our residents.
The advantages of purchasing an apartment from a project where the developer is also the contractor?
When the developer is also the contractor, quality—not just cost—becomes the top priority.
Planning is more flexible, careful coordination prevents issues, improves construction quality, and shortens schedules. Additionally, all services are provided under one roof, ensuring personal support throughout the project and even after occupancy.
