jewish realtors: Jewish Achievement in Real Estate
- 04/20/10 09:27 AM
Excerpts from The Golden Age of Jewish Achievement by Steven L. Pease, and edited and assembled by the Jewish Business Magazine. Four hundred shekels to buy the cave and the adjoining field of Machpelah, that’s how much Abraham paid a Hittite landowner in history’s first recorded real estate purchase by a Jew. When his wife, Sarah, died at the age of 127, Abraham bought the cave near the West Bank town of Hebron for her grave. Today roughly 3,700 years later, and despite restricted Jewish access, it remains one of Judaism’s holiest sites. Revered as the Tomb of the Patriarchs, it is said to be the … (0 comments)
jewish realtors: Attention Jewish Real Estate Professionals
- 03/07/10 11:22 PM
Jewish Business Magazine has a Successful Launch The Jewish Business Magazine is looking for real estate professionals active in the Jewish Community. We are looking for commercial real estate brokers, lenders, financiers, and legal professionals as well as residential realtors, mortgage brokers, title attorneys and service professionals. We will feature chosen professionals in both the real estate section of the Jewish Business Magazine and the business leaders section. The Jewish Business Magazine is off to a hugely successful launch as the premier online business magazine for the Jewish community. Jewish business magazine founder, Andrew Cohn, decided to launch the [/caption] Jewish … (2 comments)
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Excerpts from The Golden Age of Jewish Achievement by Steven L. Pease, and edited and assembled by the Jewish Business Magazine. Four hundred shekels to buy the cave and the adjoining field of Machpelah, that’s how much Abraham paid a Hittite landowner in history’s first recorded real estate purchase by a Jew. When his wife, Sarah, died at the age of 127, Abraham bought the cave near the West Bank town of Hebron for her grave. Today roughly 3,700 years later, and despite restricted Jewish access, it remains one of Judaism’s holiest sites. Revered as the Tomb of the Patriarchs, it is said to be the … (0 comments)
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