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Prices are currently frozen with a downward trend. The Central Bureau of Statistics' apartment price index indicates a minimal decrease, but some argue that the actual decline is more significant. Meanwhile, some wonder how prices can be lowered proactively. What can the state and municipalities do about it, and how can the apartment production chain be addressed to reach a situation where more...

In recent years, local authorities have become dominant partners in urban renewal projects, not only as regulators but also as stakeholders requiring public spaces within residential developments. While this addresses the need for public infrastructure, developers warn that excessive or unclear demands can harm economic feasibility, create uncertainty, and delay project implementation.

Many apartments sold 'on paper' in recent years are nearing occupancy, requiring buyers to secure full payment. Amidst price stagnation and high interest rates, many are facing financial challenges. Experts discuss the risks of contract cancellations and the best ways to prepare for the final payment day.

How new office buildings and business parks have turned from a real estate tool into a tool for recruiting, retaining, and attracting employees. Do hybrid work, competition for employees, and the need to bring people back to the office affect the planning of office towers, business parks, and the tenant experience? We went to check.

Between developers promising price increases and CEOs reporting a 20% drop, Israelis are left without a compass. In the current reality, the answer to the question "should I buy now" depends mainly on the interest of the person advising you.

Is the residential culture in Israel changing, or is the price surge forcing a new reality? While many are torn between the aspiration for homeownership and the economic need for stable rent, the housing market struggles to provide answers, and industry leaders explain why the only way to lower prices is to expand supply from all directions.

Social networks and artificial intelligence are taking over the marketing and advertising world. Is the old and conservative real estate industry also racing in that direction? Are Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook the new sales offices? We spoke with professionals to understand what content works and what doesn't, what makes a client leave details, and what still requires a personal meeting.

Following the cancellation of TAMA 38 and the industry's shift toward large-scale 'Pinui-Binui' complexes, many old residential buildings are being left behind. Experts discuss whether alternative mechanisms, such as the 'Shaked alternative,' can provide the necessary strengthening and protection for individual buildings, or if they risk being excluded from urban renewal.

Despite falling transaction volumes and record-high housing supply, apartment prices are not showing a sharp decline. Experts attribute this to hidden discounts, developer financing constraints, and resilient baseline demand.