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Despite high interest rates and ongoing security concerns, real estate investors in Israel are gradually returning to the market, particularly in the southern regions. Ori Yonissi, head of the mortgage division at Leumi Bank, notes that these investors see potential for property

Jérusalem, ville de contrastes où l’histoire millénaire côtoie la modernité, est en pleine mutation urbaine grâce au développement du réseau de tramway. Ce projet ambitieux transforme non seulement le paysage, mais aussi le dynamisme économique de la ville. Le tramway, et notamment

The recent amendment by the Knesset Finance Committee significantly reduces the purchase tax for those making Aliyah, providing a great opportunity for new immigrants. Now, Olim buying their first residential property will pay no tax on the first 1,980,000 NIS and just

Initial permits have been granted by the Haifa municipality for the construction of over 500 apartments in the new Naot Navon neighborhood. An office and industrial complex in Airport City was sold for 60 million shekels. Additionally, about 2,800 residential units were

The prestigious Shde Dov district, planned for northern Tel Aviv, is making progress with the recent announcement of land purchases by Y.H. Dimri. This project, located on the former site of Shde Dov Airport, plans the construction of 16,000 housing units for

The recent reform in Israel allows developers to obtain construction permits directly from the national planning authority, bypassing prolonged local committee delays. This law aims to significantly reduce wait times, currently up to three years, for obtaining a building permit. It applies

The Israeli real estate market is showing signs of recovery despite economic and geopolitical challenges. This positive trend is driven by several factors, even in a period of high-interest rates and ongoing conflicts. Factors of Recovery: Housing Need: Israelis prefer purchasing properties

Current Situation: After a temporary decline, housing prices in Israel have risen by 4.4% over the past five months. Key Factors: Supply and Demand: A persistent imbalance between high demand and limited new housing supply continues to drive prices up. Economic Conditions:

In May 2024, the Israeli real estate market reached a milestone with the average mortgage amount surpassing one million shekels for the first time since 2022. This increase results from a complex economic and geopolitical environment, where rising housing prices and resilient