It’s no new news story that real estate prices in Israel are continuing to rise, and yesterday the government confirmed the hype. Prices throughout the country have risen 5% from the corresponding period last year, and 0.9% from Q4 2012. The greatest increases were seen in Tel Aviv, where prices jumped 11% from last year, and 2% from Q4 2012.Read more
Tel Aviv is world famous for it’s vast collection of Bauhaus buildings, concentrated in the UNESCO designated White City section of the city. Over the past 15 years Tel Aviv real estate developers have fought tooth and nail to buy up these properties and restore them to their original form, commanding top-end prices for them throughout the city.Read more
Tel Aviv is world famous for it’s vast collection of Bauhaus buildings, concentrated in the UNESCO designated White City section of the city. Over the past 15 years Tel Aviv real estate developers have fought tooth and nail to buy up these properties and restore them to their original form, commanding top-end prices for them throughout the city.Read more
The rumors that have been rumbling amongst the choir over the past few years are true; Starwood Hotels will begin construction on W Hotel’s first Israel location in the spring of 2015.Read more
The great demand for premium residential properties in Tel Aviv reached new heights this month, with the price tag reflecting the lengths that developers and buyers are willing to go to own a luxury apartment in the city.Read more
December, typically a quiet month in the property market in Tel Aviv, was one of the busiest of 2012, with a significant amount of movement amongst foreign resident buyers in the city and the exclusive suburb of Herzliya.Read more
December, typically a quiet month in the property market in Tel Aviv, was one of the busiest of 2012, with a significant amount of movement amongst foreign resident buyers in the city and the exclusive suburb of Herzliya.Read more
Tel Aviv is a great place for the entire family, with dozens of kid friendly attractions throughout the area, including the Holon Children’s Museum, the Lunar Park, the Planetarium, and Park HaYarkon. The single most popular attraction, however, lies just outside the city’s borders in the suburb of Ramat Gan.Read more
Tel Aviv is a great place for the entire family, with dozens of kid friendly attractions throughout the area, including the Holon Children’s Museum, the Lunar Park, the Planetarium, and Park HaYarkon. The single most popular attraction, however, lies just outside the city’s borders in the suburb of Ramat Gan.Read more
Tel Aviv real estate developer, Hagag Group, announced on Wednesday that they’ve acquired the building rights to the ultra-desireable lot on the corner of Ibn Gabirol and Arlozorov Streets in the Old North of Tel Aviv.Read more