The latest real estate market trends, as compiled by “Globes” from the Central Bureau of Statistics and Israel Tax Authority data, reveal surprising shifts in property sales across Israeli cities since October 7, coinciding with the Israel-Hamas conflict. These trends indicate a complex interplay of factors influencing the real estate sector, extending beyond the immediate impacts of the conflict. Jerusalem

The future of Israel’s real estate market appears uncertain, according to Dr. Avihai Shanir from Bar Ilan University. Speaking at a Real Estate Center conference, he expressed doubts about a rapid market recovery in the coming year, citing a lack of clear economic policy and challenges associated with reducing interest rates. Nadav Barih, CEO of Be Nadlan, highlights a buildup

In a significant shift in the Tel Aviv real estate landscape, recent months have witnessed a dramatic downturn in the rental market, a fallout from the escalating Israel-Hamas conflict. Once a bustling market where rental listings garnered immediate and overwhelming responses, the city’s rental scene now presents a starkly different picture: diminishing interest and plunging prices. Real estate expert Dror