In Israel, there is potential to build tens of thousands of apartments as part of urban renewal projects, but many of them are still in the planning stage and not in execution. Real estate companies report a wide array of projects, but their realization depends on several factors, including agreements with apartment owners, planning approvals, and financing. For example, Aura presents about 85,000 apartments in various plans, but only a small portion of them is under construction. Azorim also notes that out of 42,000 apartments in its portfolio, only about 3,100 are in the construction process. Companies are required to present accurate data on the status of projects to meet the requirements of the Securities Authority, but uncertainty in the real estate market affects the pace of progress. Factors such as fluctuating construction costs, unfavorable market conditions, and the need for agreements with apartment owners may delay the start of construction. Therefore, despite the significant potential, many projects may be delayed or may not materialize at all.