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The Price of Convenience: Is it Worth Paying 2,000 Shekels More a Month to Save 20 Minutes on the Road?
Saving 2,000 shekels on rent adds up to 24,000 shekels a year, but an extra 20 minutes each way can turn into about 15 hours a month per person and add about 300 shekels just for gas. Hybrid work can change the calculation, but when there are children, the distance to schools and daycare also enters the equation.

Astral Hotels loses lawsuit for rent refund during renovations and is ordered to pay 400,000 shekels
The agreement between Astral and the companies leasing the Aria Hotel in Eilat did not explicitly cancel the rent exemption during renovations. However, the court prioritized the concept of an "absolute obligation," ruling that business logic and the parties' intent override specific contract wording.

The tough race to rent an apartment in San Francisco is shifting gears
Limited housing supply clashes with high salaries in the AI industry: "Fine, we'll pay $10,000".

Check: How much is the discount worth on apartments sold by the Hagag brothers
The company has joined the trend of developer promotions with promises of returns up to 52% in the first two years. We analyzed the real value of this discount and who truly benefits from this arrangement.

The neighborhood in Tel Aviv where you will pay less than 5,000 shekels in rent
New data reveals which neighborhoods are seeing a decline in rental prices for 3-room apartments. Where can you find apartments below the average price, and how is it that apartments with a rent of 2,600 shekels are being rented out for even lower amounts?

Yad2 data reveals: The neighborhoods where rental prices have surged
Yad2 data shows that in the Beit HaKerem neighborhood of Jerusalem and Sarona in Tel Aviv, rental prices have risen by double-digit rates over the past year, significantly exceeding the national average of 4.4%. The increase for three-room apartments has been sharper than for four-room units, while some Tel Aviv neighborhoods have actually seen price declines.

Avigdor Lieberman supports tennis club owner: "Do not cut off his livelihood"
Aylon Levy, a father of 10 and a grandfather, has managed the tennis club in Hod HaSharon since 1999. According to him, the owners of the Sportan complex raised the rent fourfold following an offer from another company. About 30 parents and children arrived to protest the decision, and Avigdor Lieberman also visited to play and support him.

The trend that revealed the truth about the Israeli housing market
"How much do you pay for rent?" has become a viral trend sweeping through millions of social media viewers. Inbar Tal, the woman behind the phenomenon, joins the studio to explain how she convinced strangers to open their doors to her.

Moving to a new apartment? Rent is significantly higher for those changing address
Tenants who moved to a different apartment paid on average 6.6% more than previous occupants, compared to a 2.6% increase upon contract renewal. This gap makes moving particularly expensive and strengthens the landlord's position during tenant turnover.