Mas Shevach, also known as Capital Gains Tax or Appreciation Tax, is a real estate tax applied when you sell property in Israel for a profit. If you sell a...

Yes, you can resell a new apartment while its still being built—but only under specific conditions. If you’ve signed a contract on a new apartment that’s still under construction and...

A Tofes Harshama is a buyer registration form used by developers in Israel to manage interest in new apartments—whether at the early pre-sale stage or after sales have officially begun. Once you’ve...

After signing the contract and making your initial payment, you have work to do. There are several crucial steps you need to navigate to ensure a smooth process leading up...

Yes, you do. Buying property in Israel without a real estate lawyer is a serious risk. The legal system, ownership structures, and tax obligations differ from those in other countries...

He’arat azhara is an authorized warning note registered in the Land Registry (Tabu), usually by an attorney, regarding a defined piece of real estate (e.g. an apartment, shop, or lot). ...