Traditionally Israelis dreamt of owning a a private home, complete with backyard, a fence, and a pool. Looking at the recent construction data, however, points to a new phenomena, one that we’ve seen already for quite some in the Tel Aviv real estate market for some time.Read more
Traditionally Israelis dreamt of owning a a private home, complete with backyard, a fence, and a pool. Looking at the recent construction data, however, points to a new phenomena, one that we’ve seen already for quite some in the Tel Aviv real estate market for some time.Read more
Private homes in Tel Aviv’s central neighborhoods are extremely hard to come by, with less than 30 still remaining. Investors and homebuyers have for many years sought in vain to get their hands on the precious few than come onto the market, to no avail. Israel’s prominent business journal, Globes, reported this weekRead more
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’s beloved pedestrian thoroughfare, Nahalat Binyamin is one of the city’s most visited spots, host to fantastic restaurants, cafes, stores, and the Artist’s Fair every […]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
Over the past 10 days Tel Aviv and other cities throughout Israel have been hosts to protesters numbering in the 10’s of thousands, rallying against […]Read more
Mortgage rates in Israel have fallen 16% from 2010’s all time highs, prompting the masses to begin speculation for the short and long term effects […]Read more
Mortgage rates in Israel have fallen 16% from 2010’s all time highs, prompting the masses to begin speculation for the short and long term effects […]Read more
The Mishkan Housing Market Index, a monthly index that measures the financial conditions of the Israeli Housing Market, hit a 6 year low in December 2010, the lowest since October 2004. The index is made up of 4 factors; the Israeli average salary, the unemployment rate, national apartment prices, and the mortgage interest rate. According to Bank HaPoalim, “the prices of homes in Israel rose 14.7% in the preceding 12 months. Since the last low point in 2007, prices has risen 38% in real terms”. That being said, the index has fallen 21% from its high point of 171 points in July 2008.Read more