Israel real estate market
NYC Jewish-Syrian community buys two Jerusalem towers in deal worth over NIS 1 billion
SNIR Real Estate Agency CEO Nir Shmoul described the purchase as "the biggest deal in Israel's history."
It’s all about the timing
Israel's real estate must change its ways if it wants to attract real global investors - opinion
Secure your future in Israel with a home of your own
Three-billion-dollar life science real estate fundraise sets record
“We look forward to putting these resources to work in support of the next generation of critical discoveries,” said Dan Belldegrun, Breakthrough Properties CEO.
Russian exposure for Israeli real estate companies lower than in past
The possible consolation is that not many Israeli real estate companies do business in Russia. That is probably not a coincidence.
Shell-level apartment sold for NIS 43 million at Port TLV Project
The 10-story building will comprise 7 residential floors containing 40 prestige apartments, spacious suites, loft apartments and duplex penthouses with private pools.
Apartment sales by receivers drop 5% between 2020 and 2021
During this period, just over 1,400 apartments were offered for sale, compared to 1,500 apartments sold in 2020.
Two apartments sold this week on Port TLV for NIS 62 million in total
The prestige residence market is on fire. Each apartment is sized 200 sqm and features a 107-sqm balcony with a sea view.
Jerusalem's real estate scene: How much, for whom and where?
If the pace and measure of building in Jerusalem could be increased tenfold, perhaps the city’s beauty could be enjoyed by a larger number of people.
The Philharmonit: High-quality living in exclusive North Tel Aviv
If you are looking for real luxury in one of Tel Aviv's most prestigious areas, then the exciting new Philharmonit residential project in the exclusive Kokhav Hatzafon neighborhood is for you.
Looking over Jerusalem from Savyon View
Philippe Koskas: Rolling out the welcome mat for foreign investors
Mortgages for foreign residents: the Essentials
Currently, purchases by foreign residents have dramatically declined, with the Chief Economist at Israel’s Ministry of Finance reporting a mere 50 apartments bought by foreign residents in April 2020
