Israel’s official home price index continued to edge downward, according to new data released by the Central Bureau of Statistics. A comparison of transactions for new and secondhand apartments completed in August and September 2025 with those from July and August 2025 showed a 0.3 percent decline.
When comparing deals from the current period with the same months last year, the annual rise in home prices has slowed sharply and now stands at 0.5 percent. Using information provided by national real estate brokerage networks, here is a snapshot of notable secondhand transactions completed over the past week.
Be'er Sheva
A three-room apartment on Gamal Street in Neighborhood 5, 65 square meters on the third floor of three, sold for 630,000 shekels [about $195,300].
A four-room apartment on Moshe Sharett Street in Neighborhood 11, 80 square meters on the eighth and top floor with an elevator, sold for 860,000 shekels [about $266,600].
A four-room apartment on Twin Cities Street in the Ramot neighborhood, 115 square meters on the second floor of six with an 8-square-meter balcony, elevator, parking and a safe room, sold for 1.28 million shekels [about $396,800].
Meitar
A five-room villa on Rakafet Street, 150 square meters on a 550-square-meter lot with a 350-square-meter garden, parking and a safe room, sold for 2.7 million shekels [about $837,000].
A five-room villa on Kora Street, 280 square meters on a 540-square-meter lot with a 330-square-meter garden, parking and a safe room, sold for 2.915 million shekels [about $903,650].
Mevasseret Zion (near Jerusalem)
A four-room apartment on Harel Street, 104 square meters on the first floor of four with a 12-square-meter balcony, parking and an elevator, sold for 4.5 million shekels [about $1.4 million].
Lod
A two-room apartment on Hativat Harel Street in the Naot Yitzhak neighborhood, 51 square meters on the third floor of three, sold for 1.025 million shekels [about $317,750].
A five-room apartment on Katznelson Street in the Ramat Elyashiv neighborhood, 130 square meters on the second floor of eight with a 12-square-meter balcony, elevator, parking and a safe room, sold for 1.87 million shekels [about $579,700].
Ramla
A three-room apartment on Vilna Street in the Vilna Shabazi neighborhood, 58 square meters on the third floor of three, sold for 1.18 million shekels [about $365,800].
Ramat Gan
A four-room apartment on Pnei HaGiv'a Street, 93 square meters on the fifth floor of six with a 14-square-meter balcony, elevator and parking, sold for 3.6 million shekels [about $1.16 million].
Givatayim
A four-room apartment on Jabotinsky Street, 92 square meters on the first floor of two with parking, sold for 2.95 million shekels [about $914,500].
Ra’anana
A four-room apartment on Maccabi Street, 105 square meters on the fifth floor of seven with a 10-square-meter balcony, elevator and parking, sold for 2.75 million shekels [about $825,500].
Harish
A four-room apartment on Savion Street, 101 square meters on the second floor of six with a 12-square-meter balcony, elevator, parking and a safe room, sold for 1.525 million shekels [about $472,750].
A four-room apartment on Reut Street, 98 square meters on the first floor of five with a 26-square-meter balcony, elevator, parking and a safe room, sold for 1.56 million shekels [about $483,600].
Haifa
A two-room apartment on Palmach Street in the Romema neighborhood, 30 square meters on the ground floor of three, sold for 775,000 shekels [about $240,250].
A four-room apartment on HaOren Street in Romema, 112 square meters on the 16th floor of 18 with an elevator and a safe room, sold for 1.55 million shekels [about $480,500].
- Data provided by the Re/Max and Anglo-Saxon brokerage networks.