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The town
Shoham was planned as a quiet town of houses with gardens. The first residents arrived in 1993, a new neighbourhood of about 1,600 homes at the southern entrance was approved in 2015 (the first buildings up to seven storeys in the town), and the 2019 master plan allows for about 35,000 residents by 2040. See Shoham.
The moshavim
Around the town are farming villages with their own committees, synagogues, mikvaot and day care: Beit Arif and Tirat Yehuda to the west, Bareket to the north, and Kfar Truman, Beit Nehemia, Hadid and Ginaton to the south. Further out are Ben Shemen, Kfar Daniel, Gimzo, Giv'at Koah, Bnei Atarot, Rinatya, Nofekh and Mazor. Housing on a moshav is mostly private homes and expansion neighbourhoods; buying in usually goes through the moshav's admissions committee.
Airport City and the business parks
Airport City next to Ben Gurion Airport, the Hevel Modi'in Industrial Park and the HiPark business park are places to work and shop, not to live.
Compare them in the neighbourhood matcher.
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