Two sisters living in the United States recently purchased two duplex apartments in the "World City" project in Givat Shaul, Jerusalem, for a total amount of approximately 20 million shekels. Each of them bought a five-room duplex with an area of 171 m², with one apartment sold for 10.3 million shekels and the other for 9.8 million shekels. The more expensive apartment is located on the 24th and 25th floors and includes a 57 m² balcony, while the second apartment is located on the 26th and 27th floors with a 37 m² balcony. The "World City" project, built on the ruins of a historic flour mill, includes three residential towers with about 300 luxury apartments, office and commercial spaces, and a community and leisure center. The ISA group, which leads the project, also plans open spaces and easy access to public transportation. The company's marketing manager noted that the sisters were looking for spacious apartments to live in and not for investment, indicating a growing trend of Jews from the diaspora wishing to establish a home in Jerusalem.