The latest housing price index published by the Central Bureau of Statistics showed that apartment prices in Israel continued to decline. According to the data, prices fell 0.1% in January-February 2026 compared with December 2025-January 2026.
A comparison of transactions during the current period with the same period last year, January-February 2026 compared with January-February 2025, found that apartment prices fell 1.7%.
In about a week, the Central Bureau of Statistics is expected to publish the next index, covering February-March. All eyes are on whether apartment prices will continue to decline amid the ongoing slowdown in transactions, especially in the new-home market.
To shed light on the current state of the housing market, we checked with national real estate brokerage networks to see which secondhand transactions were completed over the past week and at what prices.
Be'er Sheva
A 3-room apartment on Marvad Haksamim Street in the Hey neighborhood, 54 square meters on the third floor of a three-story building, sold for 570,000 shekels (about $153,000).
A 3-room apartment on Ba'alei Tosafot Street in the Dalet neighborhood, 51 square meters on the ground floor of a three-story building, sold for 590,000 shekels (about $158,000).
A 3-room apartment on Ze’ev Jabotinsky Street in the Gimel neighborhood, 81 square meters on the first floor of an eight-story building, with an elevator, sold for 760,000 shekels (about $204,000).
A 3-room apartment on Dov Yosef Street in the Yud Alef neighborhood, 75 square meters on the third floor of a six-story building, with an elevator, sold for 770,000 shekels (about $206,000).
A 4-room garden apartment on Ein Gedi Street in the Tet neighborhood, 104 square meters on the ground floor of a three-story building, with a 38-square-meter garden, elevator and parking, sold for 1.4 million shekels (about $375,000).
A 5-room apartment on Bezalel Street, 167 square meters on the 17th floor of a 22-story building, sold for 1.7 million shekels (about $456,000).
A 6.5-room cottage on Gome Street, 187 square meters, sold for 2.5 million shekels (about $670,000).
Ramla
A 3-room apartment on Levi Eshkol Street in the Eshkol neighborhood, 60 square meters on the second floor of a three-story building, sold for 1.22 million shekels (about $327,000).
A 4-room apartment on Motzkin Street in the Sprinzak neighborhood, 100 square meters on the second floor of a four-story building, sold for 1.51 million shekels (about $405,000).
Holon
A 5-room apartment on Moshe Rinat Street, 123 square meters on the first floor of a nine-story building, with a 23-square-meter balcony, elevator, reinforced safe room and parking, sold for 3.3 million shekels (about $885,000).
Netanya
A 3-room apartment on Shlomo Hamelech Street, 74 square meters on the fourth floor of an eight-story building with an elevator and parking, sold for 1.718 million shekels (about $461,000).
A 3-room apartment on HaLamed-Heh Street, 85 square meters on the fourth floor of an eight-story building with an elevator, sold for 1.74 million shekels (about $466,000).
A 4-room apartment on Petah Tikva Street, 115 square meters on the third floor of a five-story building with an elevator and parking, sold for 1.9 million shekels (about $509,000).
A 4-room apartment on Borochov Street, 110 square meters on the fifth floor of a 24-story building, sold for 2.7 million shekels (about $724,000).
A 5-room apartment on HaHashmonaim Street, 111 square meters on the 17th floor of a 20-story building, sold for 2.85 million shekels (about $764,000).
Haifa
A 3-room apartment on Avraham Lisin Street, 98 square meters on the fourth floor of a nine-story building, with a 10-square-meter balcony, elevator, reinforced safe room and parking, sold for 1.76 million shekels (about $472,000).
A 3.5-room apartment on Barzilai Street, 69 square meters on the second floor of a three-story building, with a 3-square-meter balcony, sold for 730,000 shekels (about $196,000).
A 5-room apartment on Shimshon Street, 110 square meters on the third floor of a five-story building, sold for 2.15 million shekels (about $576,000).
A 5-room penthouse on HaKeshet Street, 130 square meters on the fourth floor of a four-story building, sold for 2.1 million shekels (about $563,000).
The survey was conducted with the participation of RE/MAX and Anglo-Saxon real estate networks.