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 over renting due to a limited and expensive rental market. The demand for housing remains strong despite difficult

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: High interest rates and controlled inflation push buyers to invest in real estate as a safe haven. Impact

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 buyer activity have redefined market dynamics despite high interest rates. Significant Figures Total mortgages in May reached approximately