Israel housing prices
A woman’s eviction in Madrid brought down a government. What can Israel learn from it? - opinion
Israel does not need to copy every provision of Spain’s housing policies. It is easy to tell a family that cannot afford to buy to keep renting, but harder to explain how they can plan their lives.
Netanyahu says he 'lost a little weight' since Oct. 7, changed Israel’s security doctrine
The printer is already on the wall: The unexpected solution to the housing crisis - opinion
The dream persists: New survey shows Israelis’ confidence in the housing market
Netanyahu, Herzog vow to solve housing crisis after election
Politicians from across the spectrum blame each other.
Special Report: Bombshell housing report falls on government 3 weeks before election
Netanyahu, Olmert, Atias, Ariel, Interior Ministry, ILA on hook; Lapid gets pass for now; Housing prices skyrocket 55% in 5 yrs, some housing units take 12 yrs to build because of red tape.
Comptroller to issue housing report which could damage Netanyahu on Wednesday
The report is considered a bombshell in the election campaign.
TA court finds former Lands Authority official guilty of construction violations
Former Israel Lands Authority Jerusalem director Chemi Kasif was ordered to resign his position permanently, and cannot return to public service for at least seven years.
Discounted Jerusalem apartment-rental complex approved for young couples
The four new 18-story residential towers will contain 405 units and cost 20-30% below market costs.
Afula expands its horizons
The Jezreel Valley town’s low prices are attracting new residents.
Yoo and me
Among some of the tallest buildings in the city, the Yoo towers were designed by famous French designer Philippe Starck.
New law to limit rise in rent
When it goes into effect, landlords will not be allowed to raise the rental price by more than two percent a year for three years.
Terra Incognita: Is it unaffordable to live in Israel?
Unlike in Third World countries, where earnings are less but housing and basic products are cheaper, Israel doesn’t get the “benefit” of being a truly poor country.
Ramat Gan’s revival
The Diamond Exchange is known as one of the country’s leading business centers, but it is also a high-end residential area.
