No. Those Are Not the Twin Towers

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So how do you let people know your website is all about real estate? You turn a keyboard into a cityscape, of course. That’s what Tel Aviv-based Shalmor Avnon Amichay did for Globes, a large Israeli financial newspaper.

And don’t go all “twin towers” here. It’s just a skyline.

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