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Israel's real estate market: Correction, not collapse

Opinion: Forget the headlines, Israel’s property market isn’t crashing — it’s correcting, and the story on the ground looks very different from what outdated statistics suggest

Noah Sander | 08.26.25

How green building is revolutionizing construction in Israel and beyond

As global awareness grows, Israel embraces sustainable construction with innovative materials, energy-efficient design and long-term savings—positioning green building as a key pillar of environmental responsibility and modern real estate strategy

Yossi Valass | 08.18.25

The overlooked premium: A new value driver in Israeli real estate

New capital gains tax exemption for adding safe rooms transforms once-costly upgrades into high-return investments, redefining property value and reshaping Israel’s residential real estate market amid rising security demands

Ran Naor | 08.18.25

'I wasn’t born with a silver spoon, but I’ve reached the highest design fees in the country'

Yael Gal, once star of Israeli Real Housewives, is now known as an interior designer to the ultra-wealthy; she charges top rates for dream homes, insists her work is worth it, and is now pursuing a new vision: an app to help anyone design their ideal home

Yael Walzer | 08.16.25

Government panel bars banks from influencing home prices

National Economic Council chief says banks’ influence on housing prices has had a chilling effect on price cuts; panel recommends breaking banking sector dominance in housing finance and boosting non-bank competition to lower costs

Shaked Green, Calcalist | 07.27.25

שמעון אייקוט, איש עסקים ישראלי בן 75, שעצור בקפריסין

An Israeli man has been held in Cyprus for the last year, but his case violates local and international law

The criminal case against businessman Shimon Aykut, who has been detained in Cyprus for more than a year, is expected to be thrown out over a deficiency that invalidates the entre case both under international and Cypriot law; indictment against Aykut stems from political crisis between Cyprus and Turkey

Itamar Eichner | 07.22.25

Real estate mogul negotiates with Jerusalem tenants over Orthodox Church grounds

Gary Barnett’s Extell is finalizing a major land deal with the Jewish National Fund, involving 520 dunams leased from the Greek Orthodox Church, aiming to extend subleases for thousands of tenants at 5.5% of land value

Almog Azar/Calcalist | 07.21.25

Quiet battle brews over site of Nvidia’s next Israel tech hub

As Nvidia plans a major new tech campus in northern Israel, cities are quietly competing; Haifa pitches its top-tier talent, infrastructure and proximity to universities, warning against over-concentration of high-tech investment in central Israel

Hila Tsion | 07.17.25

Workplace deaths in Israel spike in first half of 2025

In first half of 2025, Israel saw 36 workplace fatalities and 297 severe injuries, mainly in construction; NGO highlights enforcement gaps and calls for stronger safety regulations, while Labor Ministry claims increased inspections and ongoing reforms

Shira Kadri Ovadiya | 07.14.25

Jerusalem tenants worried they will lose their homes, businesses fight to secure land rights in Supreme Court

Hundreds of tenants and institutions in the capital fight to block a controversial land deal they claim threatens their homes, public assets and Jewish national interests centered around Greek Orthodox Church land lease

Hila Tsion | 07.10.25

Tel Aviv in top 10 for most expensive cities to buy a house, survey finds

Deutsche Bank reviewed cities around the world, finding Tel Aviv the 8th most expensive for housing and 10th most expensive in general out of 69 cities surveyed; the bank explains the high cost due to large population on a small area, a blooming hi-tech industry and too much regulation

Hila Tsion | 07.07.25

Riding out war in comfort: Inside the million-shekel bomb shelters of the rich

Can money buy safety? In luxury villas, underground shelters now include home theaters, bedrooms and a new perk—private bathrooms: A glimpse into next-level protection

Assaf Kamar | 07.03.25

Restored 19th-century Templer home in Galilee up for sale

Built by German Protestants awaiting Christ’s return, the historic stone house served as a clinic before being restored into a family residence and retreat center; owner cites emotional decision to sell after decades of preservation

Miri Ben-David Livi | 07.02.25

Safe room rush: Israelis seek private sheltering solutions after Iran war

Following Israel's deadly conflict with Iran, Israeli homebuyers prioritize safe rooms over traditional amenities, reshaping real estate demands and construction priorities

Miri Ben-David Livi | 06.27.25

After nearly a century, Jerusalem's iconic Angel Bakery to become high-rise housing

Municipality approves plans to redevelop site—home to the iconic bakery for nearly a century—into a 960-unit high-rise housing complex, marking a major shift in the city’s Givat Shaul district and its approach to urban renewal

Hila Tsion | 06.11.25

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