The ruling of the Tel Aviv District Court, issued in May, sparked a storm in the urban renewal sector, especially regarding the mechanism of uniform compensations. The state, through a statement that has not yet been finally approved, is trying to clarify the guidelines established in the ruling. The clarification indicates that the addition of space to apartments will not necessarily be uniform, but will be granted according to the discrepancies in the size of the original apartments. There is a sense of discomfort among apartment owners, especially when it comes to apartments of different sizes, as some feel that absolute equality in compensations harms their rights. Owners of large apartments, such as penthouses, argue that they should receive higher compensation than owners of smaller apartments, due to the significant investment they made. These disputes raise questions about justice and fairness in evacuation-reconstruction transactions, and whether there is room for evaluations that would take into account the differences between the apartments.