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What buyers paid for secondhand homes across Israel this week?

As housing prices keep dropping, secondhand apartment deals offer a snapshot of current demand — from a Be’er Sheva garden apartment that sold for 1.4 million shekels to a Haifa penthouse bought for 2.1 million shekels

Hila Tsion | 05.03.26

The gap squeezing Israeli households: home prices jumped 130%, income only 45%

A new Shoresh Institution study explains why buying a home in Israel is so difficult: over the past 20 years, even before the war deepened the crisis, home prices rose three times faster than household income

Hila Tsion | 04.29.26

Israelis no longer buy homes where they want to live, but where they can afford to

A review of about 700 homebuyers found more than half bought in locations dictated by budget rather than preference, as soaring prices push families from Kiryat Ono to Or Yehuda, from Rishon Lezion to Yavne and Be'er Yaakov, and from Beersheba to Ofakim

Hila Tsion | 04.27.26

Israel housing market cools as apartment prices slip in latest CBS index

Secondhand home sales: Find out how much a 4-room apartment with an area of 110 square meters in Be'er Sheva sold for, or a 5-room penthouse in Nahariya; and where was a 4-room garden apartment sold for about 4 million shekels?

Hila Tsion | 04.26.26

At 71, she built her own home in northern Israel and learned how to avoid costly mistakes

Ruti Amar bought land in Lavon in the Upper Galilee and supervised construction herself, plans in hand every day; now 75, she says self-building can save about 50% compared with buying a finished home

Yael Greti | 04.25.26

Rent first or buy immediately? Common dilemma for property buyers in Israel

For new olim, foreign buyers, renting first can offer clarity in Israel’s complex housing market; But in cities like Tel Aviv, high rents and rising prices mean hesitation can come at real financial cost

Noah Sander | 04.23.26

שני בתים על נחלה אחת, ינעם. תכנון ועיצוב: נוימן חיינר אדריכלים

Why Diaspora Jews buying farmsteads in rural Israel face a deeply meaningful but complex legal path

As more Diaspora Jews and new immigrants look to buy agricultural homesteads in Israeli moshavim, the appeal goes beyond real estate; but these deals carry complex legal, planning, community and tax hurdles that can shape whether the investment becomes a lasting asset or a costly mistake

Adv. Erez Gil, Adv. (CPA) Meori Ampeli | 04.10.26

The reality of new construction quality in Israel

While Israeli construction is structurally strong and increasingly modern, gaps in finishes, execution and buyer-driven upgrades create wide variations in quality, leaving international buyers to navigate a complex and evolving market

Noah Sander | 04.08.26

Under missile fire, diaspora buyers fuel Tel Aviv luxury real estate market despite uncertainty

While sales slow and uncertainty grows, foreign Jewish buyers drive demand in Tel Aviv’s luxury market, with high-value deals continuing even as missiles hit the city and financing conditions tighten

Hila Tsion | 04.02.26

Billionaire Bill Ackman buys $20M Tel Aviv apartment, signaling confidence in market amid war

American investor’s purchase in the Six Senses-branded Rothschild 10 project highlights sustained faith in Israel’s luxury real estate sector despite ongoing conflict

ynet Global | 04.01.26

בניין המיועד לפינוי בינוי שנפגע מטיל מאיראן

Why waiting to buy in Israel during war could cost you more than acting now

Amid war and uncertainty, many buyers choose to wait, but that instinct may come at a cost, as hesitation driven by fear, perception and headlines can mean missing opportunities in a quieter, more flexible market

Noah Sander | 03.28.26

Why wealthy overseas buyers are falling for homes in Israel

Architects and designers say foreign buyers want more than a vacation home, seeking spaces that blend international style, local materials and a sense of belonging in Israel

ynet Global | 03.27.26

Why foreign buyers and immigrants are flocking to Netanya

Just 25 minutes from Tel Aviv, Netanya offers seaside living, international communities and lower property prices, making it one of Israel’s most attractive destinations for foreign buyers and new immigrants

Noah Sander | 03.16.26

Agora co-founders Bar Mor, Lior Dolinski and Noam Kahan

Israeli startup Agora seeks to bring real estate investing into the digital age

As industry moves toward modern financial infrastructure, Israeli proptech startup Agora is helping real estate investment firms replace spreadsheets and manual workflows with a centralized digital platform that streamlines investor management, reporting and capital flows

ynet Global | 03.08.26

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

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