According to Knight Frank and CNBC Israel’s real estate market ranks third in the world in regards to growth over the past 5 years, topping hot property markets like Singapore and Thailand, though behind both Hong Kong and China.
According to Knight Frank and CNBC Israel’s real estate market ranks third in the world in regards to growth over the past 5 years, topping hot property markets like Singapore and Thailand, though behind both Hong Kong and China.
While Jerusalem has been long known for it’s luxury hotels like the King David, Inbal, David’s Citadel, the Mamilla, and the much anticipated Waldrof-Astoria, Tel Aviv has not known for it’s selection of luxury hotel and vacation accommodations.
If you’re reading this, you probably are interested in the Tel Aviv real estate market, as a buyer, homeowner, or property investor. If you’re a buyer, you’ve most likely been sitting on the sidelines since last summer’s social protests.
If you’re reading this, you probably are interested in the Tel Aviv real estate market, as a buyer, homeowner, or property investor. If you’re a buyer, you’ve most likely been sitting on the sidelines since last summer’s social protests.
What are the current market trends? How is the state of the Tel Aviv real estate market? The Maki Group’s Mati Bortnick takes it on […]Read more
What are the current market trends? How is the state of the Tel Aviv real estate market? The Maki Group’s Mati Bortnick takes it on […]Read more
Despite conflicting data from a number of different Israeli reporting agencies and news outlets, the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics released their findings today, reporting […]Read more
Despite conflicting data from a number of different Israeli reporting agencies and news outlets, the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics released their findings today, reporting […]Read more
With the summer coming to a close, Tel Aviv apartments for rent and sale continue to command higher than average price. What will we see in the […]Read more