Guest of God the Sufferer

<In a fast-paced real estate market, the decision to rent a property can be reduced to a purely financial equation: Rental value, length of contract, and clear obligations.

However, this reductionism, as common as it is, misses a key fact:

<Real estate is not a neutral space, but an environment that creates behavior, reshapes taste, and shapes lifestyle. What opens today behind a commercial facade may become a familiar daily scene tomorrow, before which the eyes of sons and daughters are formed before they have the ability to question or discriminate.

The real estate is not a neutral space, but an environment that shapes behavior, reshapes taste, and creates a lifestyle.

Hence, the question quietly poses itself:

Is every lucrative activity worthy of a site?

Quick buck... or lasting value? There is no doubt that some activities offer a quick return and appear to the owner to be a practical and uncomplicated option; an existing demand and a regular financial commitment.

<But experience, when read in depth, reveals another side to this option.

Activities associated with smoke, shisha and its derivatives, closed sessions, and extended time:

Activities associated with smoke, shisha and its derivatives, closed sessions, and extended time.

- Excludes families without announcement

Gradually changing the audience of the venue

- and limits opportunities to attract more committed brands

Imprinted in the emerging consciousness as a normalized mode of entertainment and seating

<Thus, the quick return becomes a deferred cost, to be paid later with the health of sons and daughters, and the value, reputation and development potential of the property. When a landlord signs a lease, he's not just handing over keys, he's setting the course the place will take for years to come.

When a landlord signs a lease, he's not just handing over keys, he's setting the course the place will take for years to come.

Real estate... an example that doesn't need a speech

What children see is self-explanatory. <The repetitive sights, the odors present, and the seating pattern are all silent but powerful messages. <When these messages are repeated in a single environment, they become part of the "normal," not as a conscious choice, but as a reality imposed by habit. <This is neither preaching nor moral categorization, but a conscious reading of the impact of the environment when left without long-term reflection.

Public health... indicators that cannot be ignored

The official health warnings accompanying tobacco products are not in vain, but are the result of long studies and experiences that confirm their negative impact on public health, especially among young people.

It is interesting to note, based on field observation in some health centers, that respiratory cases among adolescents are appearing at a remarkable rate, as some of them are provided with oxygen or medications to relieve respiratory symptoms, in images that were not familiar in the past.

These indicators are difficult to separate from environments in which exposure to smoke and its derivatives is frequent, until it became close and easily accessible to young people, and its impact began to appear at an early age.

Here, the real estate decision is not far from these indicators, but is part of the broader scene that creates the health environment of the neighborhood, either supporting it and enhancing its quality, or burdening it and multiplying its consequences for society."

Real estate decision is not far from these indicators, but is part of the broader scene that creates the health environment of the neighborhood.

Owner responsibility... and its role in the neighborhood and public health

The role of the landlord is no longer limited to providing space. <Neighborhoods are built by small, cumulative decisions, and every rental decision is a brick in that building. Conscious real estate investment is not measured by rental value alone, but by:

Type of activity

- its harmony with society

- Its impact on daily mobility and overall health

its ability to maintain the value and sustainability of the site

<The reality is that many sites that took the easy way out later found themselves trapped with limited options, having lost the trust of families and the appeal of development.

Professional attitude...from experience

<Working in the real estate market, taking a clear stance is a professional responsibility.

From this point of view, my decision came my decision not to deal - rental or brokerage - with any activity involving smoke or shisha. It is not a restriction, nor a confiscation of anyone's right, but a professional conviction that real estate is a trust, and that the environment we contribute to shaping today will reflect tomorrow on the entire society, and on our sons and daughters.

Final word to real estate owners

As well as choosing a tenant who can afford to pay,

Choose an activity that is able to continue without damage.

Not every income received is a gain,

<Not every contract is a success.

Responsible investing wins the day,

and protects tomorrow,

and society doesn't pay for it in silence.