housing in israel

Surprisingly, not Tel Aviv: The unexpected city with the most renters in Israel

As of 2023, there were 2.9 apartments and residential units in Israel, of which 2.05 million apartments were owned. Tel Aviv and Givatayim rank high, but which city has the most renters?

By MOSHE COHEN
16/03/2024

Arnona Hills: Jerusalem’s newest residential gem

Our Homes: Surrounded by breathtaking nature on the edge of the Judean Hills and overlooking the valleys below, this new gem promises a lifestyle of luxury and tranquility.

Mishkenot Ha’uma: A new center of national and urban sophistication

NEIGHBORHOOD CORNER: Mishkenot Ha’uma is a forward-looking neighborhood and a statement of Jerusalem’s intentions to grow and modernize as an international city.

The Government Housing Plan's 2024 highlights

Ministers presented NIS 2.5 billion housing plan for upcoming year, officially approved by the government. Here are some key highlights.

The lowest socioeconomic mustn't pay for war aid

The proposal to grant those directly affected by the October 7 events with a continued resident status will negatively affect the demand to ease conditions for all those desperate for public housing

Pisgat Ze’ev: A symbol of the future Jerusalem?

With a focus on sustainability and innovation, developers are reshaping Pisgat Ze’ev’s urban fabric.

Talpiot: Tradition and innovation in the heart of Jerusalem

Talpiot has evolved over the years into a vibrant community that reflects the dynamic spirit of Jerusalem, with its mix of residential and commercial buildings.

Dreaming of life in Ofakim? City adds thousands of apartments

The Israel Land Authority greenlights a 5,800-unit project in the southern city's new district, part of a larger plan for 12,000 homes, along with public, commercial, and employment areas.

Israeli city Nahariya to implement housing renewal plan

Good news for residents of Nahariya and great news for non-residents in search of a new home. 

Israel plans to bring in more foreign workers for construction sector - report

To supplement the shortage of manpower, Israel plans to bring in thousands of foreign workers to boost construction progress.

By REUTERS
01/01/2024
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