Apartment

A 6-room apartment in Beer Yaakov's MIA project sold for 4.05 million shekels, featuring an integrated legal diyorit unit that adds flexibility for home businesses or rentals.

A 6-room private house in Meitar sold for 3.35 million NIS amid declining transaction volumes in the south. Recent Tax Authority data outlines multi-city sales.

A 2-room apartment in Haifa featuring a massive 63-square-meter terrace has sold for 1.55 million NIS. Appraisers note the price reflects a reasonable 25,000 NIS per square meter for the prime location.

A 50 sqm apartment in Netanya sold for 1.45 million NIS with pinned urban renewal rights. Real estate agents note rising demand for second-hand homes over new developments.

Israeli housing prices have surged, with the average apartment hitting 2.4 million shekels and requiring steep equity, pushing first-time buyers toward peripheral cities.

Israeli real estate developers are partnering with consumer clubs to boost sales through exclusive discounts, offering a secure alternative to traditional marketing during a sluggish housing market.

August rental prices in Israel dropped by 0.8% to an average of 5,063 NIS, though rates remain 3.7% higher year-over-year. A surge in large apartment listings drove down prices for 4-5 room units, while small apartment supply shrank.

The Sukkot holiday highlights the high demand for balconies in Israeli apartments. Real estate experts discuss valuation metrics, market trends, and smart financing options for home upgrades.

Advocate Mai Tsvi outlines essential legal guidance for young couples purchasing their first apartment, covering common pitfalls, memorandum risks, and vital contract safeguards.

The Israeli second-hand real estate market is seeing steep price drops for apartments lacking safe rooms, while cities like Harish experience a surprising sales boom due to affordable prices and secure housing.

A luxury 5-room apartment in Ashdod sold for 6.46 million NIS at the Gabai Group's The Lux project. The buyer, a Swiss-French resident of Geneva, highlights rising foreign demand for prime coastal real estate in Ashdod.

The BSR Group project in the east of the city looks a bit crowded, but it has large balconies. A deal where you can get a 66 sqm balcony for less than 4 million shekels is rare in Tel Aviv. And also: where was a semi-detached house sold in the city for 4.35 million shekels?

The apartment was sold for 1.63 million shekels after a month on the market, coinciding with the start of a TAMA 38 project in the building. According to the broker, urban renewal has increased the property's value, attracting investors and home upgraders. Additional real estate deals from the past week are included.

With the project's completion in two years, the young couple will receive a 4-room apartment with an 80 sq. m MAMAD (protected space) and a balcony. The broker estimates that the 1.58 million shekel deal reflects the current buyer-friendly market. Plus more real estate deals from the last week.

What seemed like an opportunity to buy an apartment in Jaffa at a price 300,000 shekels below market value turned into a headache and a loss-making investment. The Yaffa urban renewal project stalled and collapsed, and the chance for a high profit turned into a loss of hundreds of thousands of shekels.