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Regulating Israel’s rental market won’t fix the housing crisis – the opposite will
The Finance Ministry’s new rental plan aims to ease Israel’s housing crisis, but unless red tape is cut and construction accelerated, it risks becoming just another bureaucratic detour on the road to nowhere
Noah Sander | 11.29.25
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Finance Ministry backs new plan to regulate Israel’s rental market
In policy shift, ministry expresses support for national framework to expand rental housing, despite earlier backing cuts to long-term rentals; officials say move is part of broader efforts to lower housing costs and boost supply
Hila Tsion | 11.25.25
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Major shakeup looms as officials move to redefine Israel's rental market
Planning Administration is advancing a two-track overhaul to expand long-term rentals through dedicated land, tax incentives and new standards for private landlords, setting up direct clash with Finance Ministry over the sector’s future
Hila Tsion | 11.18.25
משמאל הקיוסק הראשון בתל אביב כיום, מימין שדרות רוטשילד הקיוסק ומגדל המים מתוך ספרו של אברהם סוסקין תאריך 1910 (2)שדרות רוטשילד הקיוסק ומגדל המים מתוך ספרו של אברהם סוסקין תאריך 1910 (2)שדרות רוטשילד הקיוסק ומגדל המים מתוך ספרו של אברהם סוסקין תאריך 1910
Tel Aviv puts city’s first kiosk on Rothschild Boulevard up for rent
Tel Aviv’s first kiosk, a small hexagonal stand built in 1910 on Rothschild Boulevard to sell flavored soda to construction workers, was demolished in 1989 and rebuilt in 2004
Hila Tsion | 09.15.25
שכירות אילוס אילוסטרציה נדלן
Israel rent prices show first signs of stabilization as August data reveals drops in major cities
Experts say seasonal moves, tenant demand for reinforced security rooms and ongoing economic pressures are influencing rents; some areas show price drops while others remain stable, highlighting a complex and uneven market across Israel’s major cities
Hila Tsion | 09.08.25
נמל יפו, וברקע תל אביב
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
Tel Aviv Skyline
As rent prices keep climbing, which Israeli cities have it worse?
Tel Aviv remains the most expensive city to rent in Israel, with an average monthly rent of $1,904 while Haifa and Be'er Sheva offer more affordable options for those looking for cheaper housing alternatives
Hila Tsion | 05.18.23
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