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Aug 19, 2026
06:01Maariv
A new apartment by the sea for less than 2.5 million? We checked where it is still possible
Real Estate

A new apartment by the sea for less than 2.5 million? We checked where it is still possible

From Achziv to Givat Olga, the northern coastline is filling up with new projects and urban renewal. We checked how much an apartment by the sea costs, what you get for the money, and where prices start at 1.9 million shekels and climb to over 5 million.

Aug 18, 2026
15:04ICE
The town where you will find a new garden apartment for 1.3 million shekels
Real Estate

The town where you will find a new garden apartment for 1.3 million shekels

Apartment prices in the periphery are relatively low, but vary from city to city. What is happening in Arad and Yeruham, and are off-plan apartments still a good deal?

Aug 13, 2026
13:00Globes
Tel Aviv breaks five-year record in new apartment sales
Real Estate

Tel Aviv breaks five-year record in new apartment sales

A five-year record in new apartment sales in Tel Aviv propelled the city to the top of the transaction table in the first half of 2026, while Jerusalem led in second-hand apartment sales. Despite the local surge, CBS data indicates a real estate market that continues to stagnate and an exceptionally high supply of new apartments.

Aug 5, 2026
5 projects nationwide: Aura to market hundreds of apartments to "Hever" members
Real Estate

5 projects nationwide: Aura to market hundreds of apartments to "Hever" members

The campaign includes 2–6 room apartments, garden apartments, and penthouses in Hadera, Ramat HaSharon, Ramat Gan, Kiryat Ono, and Ofakim. Among the benefits: full exemption from indexation to the construction input index and deferral of the bulk of the payment until close to occupancy.

Jul 26, 2026
05:53Globes
What Does This Mean for Apartment Owners? When an Urban Renewal Project "Changes Hands"
Real Estate

What Does This Mean for Apartment Owners? When an Urban Renewal Project "Changes Hands"

Recently, there has been a growing wave of urban renewal projects "changing hands." Large, financially resilient companies are replacing smaller developers who have struggled to advance their projects. What does this mean for residents, and how can they protect their rights?

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