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 value increases once the security threats in the area are mitigated. Since the beginning of the year, housing

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 la ligne bleue, qui s’étend sur 31 kilomètres, relie désormais des quartiers clés, facilitant la mobilité de plus

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 0.5% up to 6 million NIS. This change encourages new immigrants by lowering financial barriers and making it