One of the biggest barriers to evacuation-reconstruction projects is the gap between planning progress and receiving financing. Sometimes it takes two years or more from zoning plan approval to the permit stage, during which the developer must operate, spend money, and push forward significant processes while using expensive resources.
To address this barrier, Bonus offers a unique market model: credit is provided to the developer as soon as they present zoning plan approval with over 67% owner signatures. The model enables a broad credit framework for the project, alongside the option to inject funds into the company for any growth purpose, as well as to support additional expenses and advance initiatives in parallel.
Additionally, the option to inject capital into the parent company eases overhead management and provides backing to meet regulatory targets.
“In the 2025 market, time is critical,” notes CPA Arik Goldian, owner of Bonus. “Developers can’t afford to wait. We enable them to work, advance, and drive the project effectively.” In today’s market, this is a particularly critical advantage for high-potential projects where significant working capital can be obtained.
Bonus’s new framework also directly affects residents’ attitudes toward the project. In many cases, the mere fact that a developer manages to secure financing early on gives residents confidence, boosts trust, and speeds up signatures. “Once residents see the developer can push processes forward and pay professionals now, they understand it’s a real project with potential,” explains Goldian.
Since 2007, Bonus has operated as a non-bank credit company, continuing to develop focused solutions for the urban renewal market, emphasizing speed, flexibility, and adaptation to early project stages.