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Eventually, the sirens will stop. The cranes, however, will remain.

From the bomb shelter: the sirens are temporary; Israel is here to stay

Buying property in Israel is not just an investment, it is an expression of alignment with a country, with a people, with a long-term vision; even now, as it has in the past, Israel is building

Noah Sander | 03.02.26

הדמיית השכונה החדשה שתוקם לאחר פינוי מחנה רחבעם ברמלה

Israel signs deal to evacuate 11 IDF bases for 19,000 homes; Kirya relocation under review

An agreement between Defense Ministry, Finance Ministry and the Israel Land Authority covers 2,300 dunams in central Israel and Haifa; joint team to examine the feasibility of moving Tel Aviv’s urban military Kirya base

Hila Tsion | 02.27.26

Beyond fashion and soccer: how Milan became a global business and tourism powerhouse

Over the past 25 years, Milan has undergone rapid economic growth, transforming from a largely industrial city into a global business and tourism hub, driven in part by high-profile events such as Expo 2015 and the recent Winter Olympics

AP | 02.26.26

Tenders completed for 1,100 homes on former military base site in Rishon Lezion

Seven municipal tenders worth about $448M awarded for Park Hayam neighborhood near the coast; Gindi Israel, Azorim, PriOr and Davidson to build first phase on land vacated by Defense Ministry

Hila Tsion | 02.24.26

One of America’s priciest cities — and Israelis keep coming: what draws them to Boston?

Boston’s Israeli community stands apart from other US enclaves: dominated by academics, doctors and tech entrepreneurs rather than contractors, many arrive for research, biotech and startups, viewing relocation as temporary in an increasingly borderless world

Ayala Or-El | 02.21.26

The strong shekel, the weak dollar and how foreign buyers can respond strategically

With exchange rates reshaping purchasing power in Israel’s property market, international buyers must rethink transfers, geography and deal structure rather than wait for currency relief

Noah Sander | 02.21.26

Court paves way to bring foreign female construction workers to Israel

Jerusalem District Court rules blanket ban on foreign women working in construction industry is unreasonable and returned the issue to the Population Authority and the Ministry of Housing; the judge said the ban was set out of a desire to protect women, but 'it is an overprotection'

Lital Dubrovitsky | 02.18.26

There is more greenery and bigger living spaces in Ramat Gan

Ramat Gan: the green, connected and more affordable alternative

You can enjoy green spaces, strong schools, community life and potentially larger living environments, while remaining fully connected to Israel’s economic and cultural capital

Noah Sander | 02.17.26

Wiz founders’ real estate splurge reflects new trend among Israeli tech billionaires

After becoming billionaires in Israel’s largest-ever tech deal, Wiz’s founders spent tens of millions of shekels on spacious homes in quieter areas, reflecting a broader high-tech shift away from Tel Aviv luxury towers toward rare, one-of-a-kind properties

Hila Tsion | 02.13.26

How a tailored banking approach turns complex mortgages into workable solutions

When mortgage cases fall outside standard models, a tailored banking approach can make the difference; Shmuel Kaufman, head of the mortgage team at Bank of Jerusalem’s private banking branch, describes how close, hands-on service supports complex transactions

ynet Global | 02.10.26

Navigating Israel’s mortgage maze

Those building new lives in Israel describe how confusion around paperwork, approvals and tax residency complicated mortgage procedures until clearer guidance helped move the process forward

ynet Global | 02.10.26

Wiz co-founders begin real estate moves after $32B sale

CEO Assaf Rappaport buys $13M estate in upscale town of Rishpon while co-founder Ami Luttwak acquires land in Binyamina following Wiz’s acquisition by Google parent Alphabet

Hila Tsion | 02.09.26

Mortgage rejections in Israel jump from 5% to 8%, creating a new hurdle for homebuyers

Many Israelis have seen their personal credit scores deteriorate over the past two years, making mortgages harder and more expensive to secure; buyers often sign contracts before bank approval, prompting warnings: 'Do not sign without bank backing'

Hila Tsion | 02.08.26

Most expensive Whatsapp ever: Businessman sent message to his ex-girlfriend and it cost him a penthouse

The text message may have been costly, but the district court accepted the bulk of the man's appeal and ruled that his ex-partner, who had an intimate relationship with his best friend, is not entitled to half of his entire estate

Lital Dubrovitsky | 02.04.26

Home prices tick up after eight months of decline, surprising officials

Housing prices climbed 0.7% in October–November 2025, defying expectations and breaking a months-long downturn; despite slower sales, recent secondhand deals show continued activity in cities across the country

Hila Tsion | 02.01.26

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