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Sorting out real estate promotions: how do you know if it's a good deal?
Discounts of hundreds of thousands of shekels, interest paid by the developer, payment installments, reduced index linkages, and specification upgrades: in a period when sales rates in the housing market are slowing down, more and more developers are offering benefits to attract buyers. For those looking for an apartment, this can be a real opportunity, but also a consumer trap. How do you know if...

The leading developer in Sde Dov: which company sold the most apartments
A comparative analysis by a Psagot-Sigma expert reveals significant differences in sales pace and pricing among projects in the prestigious Sde Dov district.

Apartment sales data for the second quarter show an industry in total chaos
Apartment sales among public companies during the second quarter of 2026 reflect a volatile market. Companies are reporting sharp fluctuations in sales figures, driven primarily by aggressive promotional campaigns.

Drama in London: Google to compensate developers with $353.21 million
Moments before the trial began, the tech giant reached a significant settlement following a lawsuit that accused it of charging unfair commissions of up to 30% and causing severe harm to small businesses.

"I do not underestimate price drops of a few percent, but it is not 20%"
Gil Topaz, co-CEO of Altshuler Shaham Credit, which provides financing to contractors stuck with unsold apartments, is not worried about deal cancellations: "These are speculators who make up no more than 15% of the market."

A tower with 109 empty apartments explains why apartment prices are not falling
Almost half a year since the occupancy permit for "Migdalei HaSolelim" in Tel Aviv, and the developers Mivne and Tidhar are not blinking - and are not lowering prices. With enough cash in the bank and a debt ratio of less than 50% of the balance sheet, these companies know that the banks will not be in a hurry to call, and perhaps in the meantime the market will change direction.

Apartment prices: rising or falling - depends on who you ask
Real estate appraisers and the CBS report price growth, while the Ministry of Finance warns of a collapse among contractors. Which developers are truly at risk? | Weekly real estate news

Ministry of Finance: The city where developers offer the most benefits
According to Ministry of Finance data, apartment sales jumped by 50% in June compared to the same period last year, during the war with Iran. Despite the growth, the market remains mixed, with Netanya leading in financing benefits offered to buyers.

OpenAI ends support for legacy API models: What developers need to know
OpenAI has officially retired two snapshots of its conversational models within the API. This move is part of a strategy to reduce maintenance of older versions. Developers are advised to migrate to the gpt-5.6-sol model.

A buyer's market: How to know if the discount you are getting is really worth it
A real discount on an apartment is not measured against the list price, but against the market price and the minimum price at which the developer is willing to sell. Checking similar transactions, financing benefits, and the buyer's bargaining power can help distinguish between a marketing promotion and a worthwhile deal.

Owner of investment giant warns: "More real estate companies on the way to bankruptcy"
Avner Stepak, one of the owners of the Meitav investment house: "The loans to large developers and contractors - many of them, unfortunately, will not survive this crisis."

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?

Urban Renewal: The Developer's Hidden Partner
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.

Approaching the deadline: What awaits 'on paper' apartment buyers
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.