Israel real estate
Israel's real estate must change its ways if it wants to attract real global investors - opinion
The old norms, handshake deals, verbal promises, under-the-table fixes, political favors, and informal agreements may have been standard in the past, but they are barriers to the future.
The dream persists: New survey shows Israelis’ confidence in the housing market
Everyone has wondered at some point: What is the average salary of a real estate agent in Israel?
Architects, contractors, and designers, oh my!
Location, quality, and community at the heart of Israeli living
For many Jewish families around the world, moving to Israel is not just a change of address - it’s a journey toward belonging.
The Kirya Is moving out: This is how one of Israel’s most coveted areas might look
Architects gathered to rethink the heart of Tel Aviv - between visions of a vast park, advanced underground agriculture, and dense high-rise neighborhoods.
Israel's middle class abandons real estate market as luxury home buyers rise
Analysis by Globes reveals that the Israeli real estate market is undergoing changes that are not quantitative but structural - the middle class is abandoning the market.
Crossing borders, closing deals
What you need to know about buying property in Israel – from contracts to customs to keys
The scenario that could reignite Israel’s real estate market
A sluggish market, high rates, and low morale weigh on housing. But Tal Tapuhi says post-war euphoria and regional calm could spark a price surge.
Kiryat Yam soars upward: A new project brings renewal to an old neighborhood
Yehuda Levi Group begins a new urban renewal phase in Kiryat Yam: 64 old units on Ben Zvi St. to be replaced by 256 in 3 towers. In total, about 955 new apartments will be built in the area.
Incredible investment to develop the center of our homeland
Explore a rare land offering in Herzliya, and build your future here.
Innovative wartime solution: Ram Aderet offers blast-protected apartment
Ram Aderet in Ariel offers ready-to-move-in apartments with reinforced safe rooms, while other projects face delays. CEO: “Personal security is now the top priority.”
The project that proves there’s another way: How urban renewal can move fast
The HaSavoraim 2–4 project in Tel Aviv shows how smart planning, strong relationships, and precise management can advance urban renewal efficiently - despite bureaucracy and without shortcuts.
Right now, as rockets fly: Major urban renewal begins in Holon
Av-Gad received a permit for the “HaGeonim 6–8” project in Holon: demolishing 2 old buildings and building 90 new apartments with shelters, balconies, and a shared basement. Value: over NIS 155M.
Unprecedented: 800 villas to be demolished – Massive urban renewal in Be'er Ya'akov begins
For the first time in Be'er Ya'akov, over 90% of Hatzav Street homeowners signed an urban renewal deal. Attorney Or Keren calls it a model for other city areas.
