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They’re not looking for America in Israel

From kosher kitchens and supersized appliances to guest rooms and Sukkot-ready dining spaces, designer Shana Wirzberger says homes for overseas families require a different approach — while still preserving the character that drew them to Jerusalem

ynet Global | 08.22.26

שכונת יד התשעה. היתרי בנייה צפויים ב־2030 ׀ הדמיה: גוטמן אסיף אדריכלים

Herzliya neighborhood set for dramatic overhaul with 35-story towers and 4,600 new homes

Nearly 1,500 aging apartments in Yad HaTisha would be demolished as the historic neighborhood adds new schools, commercial space and transit links, with its population projected to rise from 3,500 to nearly 15,000

Hila Tsion | 08.20.26

Before you borrow from your bank outside Israel read this

In Israel, mortgage rates for foreign buyers are the same as those available to Israeli residents and you can lock in a fixed rate mortgage; this does not mean financing is black and white, or that every buyer should use it

Noah Sander | 08.17.26

Israel builders warn of fresh housing delays after foreign worker recruitment freeze

Population and Immigration Authority halts foreign construction worker recruitment after 40,000-person quota exhausted, halting new and pending applications as contractors and Housing Ministry push for urgent increase

Ori Hodi | 08.12.26

Israel’s home prices look stable. The deals tell a different story

Analysis: With sales slowing and buyers staying on the sidelines, developers are increasingly using financing incentives, flexible payment plans and other concessions instead of cutting prices, obscuring the true cost of housing

Dr. Bella Barda Bareket | 08.10.26

The court ruled that a father could not invalidate the son's subsequent sale

Father sues son over land sale, loses appeal in Supreme Court

A father who claimed land registered in his son's name was never meant as a gift lost his Supreme Court appeal after the son sold part of the property for 200,000 shekels; The court ruled the transfer was presumed to be a gift under the circumstances

Lital Dubrovitsky | 08.07.26

House prices are falling, and here’s what buyers paid across Israel this week

How much was paid for a 3-room apartment in Be’er Sheva, what did a 4-room apartment in Shoham sell for and how much did a 5-room penthouse in Holon fetch? Secondhand deals

Hila Tsion | 07.27.26

What fighting on the front lines taught me about real estate

After fighting in Gaza, a Canadian-born lone soldier struggled to find meaning in civilian life, until rising antisemitism reframed his real estate work as a mission to help Jews build a future in Israel

Noah Sander | 07.27.26

Rendering of the Ramat Hanasi project in Haifa

Israel’s first online home auction puts hundreds of apartments up for bid

Prashkovsky’s 72-hour digital sale will let buyers submit sealed offers on new homes in Tel Aviv, Herzliya, Ashdod and Haifa, with starting prices ranging from NIS 1.9 million to NIS 10.75 million

ynet Global | 07.24.26

From real estate to national service: How Effi Shkedi is trying to bridge one of Israel's deepest divides

After October 7, the chairman of Effi Capital redirected much of his energy from building neighborhoods to building trust between the ultra-Orthodox community and the Israeli military

Karen Shemesh | 07.21.26

$1 million over asking: Who is driving Silicon Valley’s housing frenzy?

San Francisco-area homes are selling for millions above asking, with many deals driven by AI company employees; some buyers are even acquiring properties through stock swaps with homeowners

News Agencies | 07.13.26

'We live above a shopping center taken over by pigeons': Meet the Lazarof-Lavi family

Lior and Daniel met on a dating app while living on opposite ends of the same Tel Aviv street; they now share a slightly over-budget rental overlooking Jaffa’s Greek Market while pursuing careers in cybersecurity, dance and independent art

Asi Haim | 07.11.26

The Tel Aviv property dilemma: Why Bat Yam is emerging as a strategic alternative

When Tel Aviv’s prices no longer matched the dream, one international buyer changed the question: not 'How do we buy in Tel Aviv?' but 'How do we create options for the future?'

Noah Sander | 07.11.26

Jerusalem's construction surge is transforming the city into a modern metropolis

Jerusalem is undergoing unprecedented growth, with record construction, urban renewal, expanding employment hubs and a growing light rail network reshaping the capital into a modern metropolitan center and drawing young families back to the city

Ori Chudy | 07.10.26

Pools, sea views and chef menus: Israel’s senior living market turns into luxury real estate

Real estate giants are pouring billions into upscale retirement complexes with spas, restaurants, fitness classes and smart health tracking; But with multimillion-shekel deposits and five-figure monthly fees, the new model remains largely reserved for Israel’s wealthiest seniors

Navit Zomer | 07.07.26

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