Israel real estate
New wave of aliyah presents opportunities, challenges for real estate investors
With more than 4,000 North American olim forecast for 2026, Israel must address housing affordability, currency pressures, and community integration to make aliyah financially viable.
Israel: Deficit in 38% of authorities, 16% in "critical" financial condition
Empowering olim and international investors to build their future in Israel
They build where it’s easy, not where it’s needed: That’s where the housing crisis begins - opinion
Neighborhood of the future in Jerusalem to begin with major investment
Tadmor, Aridar, Abu, Azorim, and Mimushim report progress on the 'Har Nof Slopes' project on the Pi Glilot site. The new neighborhood, covering 16 hectares, will include around 1,900 housing units.
Record mortgage taking in Israel in December
December's figure was double the monthly average of mortgages taken in the rest of 2024.
Even in War, the Dream Moves Forward
Many think buying property in Israel must wait, but experts say now is exactly the time to help build Israel’s future.
'When the cannons roar, Israelis buy': Real estate market thrives amid year-long conflict
War and economic uncertainty drive Israelis to purchase new homes at unprecedented rates.
Building their home in Israel: Dona's secret Olim gem is none other than their Carmei Gat Project
One of Israel’s most prominent construction companies created a new standard of living: “It's like we're all building something together—not just our homes, but a whole community.”
Urban renewal: Potential for 16,000 new apartments in this city
The Central District Committee will discuss replacing TAMA 38 in Rishon LeZion, allowing for 16,000 new apartments citywide. The plan includes earthquake reinforcements and gradual urban renewal.
A year later: Sharp increase in apartment purchases in July
A review by the Ministry of Finance on the housing market shows a 29% rise in housing purchases in July 2024 compared to July 2023, with new apartment sales up by 51%.
The first urban renewal project without financial assistance in Nof HaGalil
Exciting update from Nof HaGalil: An urban renewal plan for 950 housing units has been approved and is financially viable, requiring no additional funding.
The crown jewel – a boutique hotel and residential complex in Talbiya
3 private residential buildings of 4 floors, each overlooking breathtaking views of South Jerusalem. At the helm of this project are the Hasid Brothers, a family company.
Over NIS 1 Billion: Y.H. Dimri buys Hanan Mor's Sde Dov land
Y.H. Dimri buys Sde Dov land for NIS 1.1 billion, with construction costing an additional 1.04 billion. The project will include 458 residential units and commercial and hotel spaces.
