Real Estate

A selection of recent real estate deals in Israel in Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, Zikhron Yaakov, Ashkelon, Meitar and Eilat.

Government-owned Rafael Advanced Defense Systems is buying 16,000 square meters in the Cosmopolitan 1 project in Tel Aviv's Hassan Arafa district.

The number of apartments without protected rooms being advertised for rent has fallen more sharply than those with protected rooms, property management company DiffeRent has found.

The 340 square meter house in Tzahala, on a 400 square meter lot, includes eight large bedrooms.

Leading structural engineer Israel David says protected rooms require revised risk calculations but stresses that had the Iranian missiles hit high-rise buildings abroad, they would have collapsed.

A selection of recent real estate deals in Israel in Jerusalem, Givatayim, Or Yehuda, Modiin, Lahavim, and Yeruham.

Oron Real Estate was set to demolish the 48 apartments to make way for 127 new apartments as part of an urban renewal plan.

Israel’s Consumer Price Index fell 0.3% in May 2025 according to figures released by the Central Bureau of Statistics today, below the analysts' expectations.

A speculative market has emerged around the apartments owned by the church in Rehavia, Talbieh, Baka and other central Jerusalem neighborhoods, a study has found.

The US tech giant already has a presence in Jerusalem on the Har Hotzvim technology park.

The controlling shareholder of Israel's largest listed construction company said it stopped employing Palestinians after discovering sabotage on its sites.

Ashtrom Residences CEO Arnon Fridman says the special offers by developers disguise the reality in which housing prices have fallen.

A selection of recent real estate deals in Israel in Jerusalem, Netanya, Modiin, Bat Yam, Rehovot and Nesher.

A move to make the National Committee for Planning and Building on Preferred Sites permanent and extend its powers was dropped amid fierce opposition.

Paragon, whose founders include former prime minister Ehud Barak, is currently hiring about 150 additional employees to staff the two new floors.

Average prices per square meter of housing in the Tel Aviv neighborhood have reached an average of NIS 80,000 per square meter, yet Gindi Holding is asking only NIS 49,000.