Category: Investment Insights

With demand at a low point, and developers stuck with a vast stock of tens of thousands of apartments, aggressive sales campaigns have been launched and prices lowered. While it is true that high-interest rate levels weigh heavily on mortgage borrowers, this may just be an opportune time for buyers to jump in and buy...

A shortage of housing, an excessive amount of regulations, inefficient transportation systems, and a belief that prices will never come down. Why the cost of homes in Israel is so high. Anyone who takes a look at Israel real estate will quickly learn that homes in Israel are expensive. Extremely expensive. The average price of...

While the future of Israel’s metro system is still unknown, from the end of this year, new light rail lines are expected to start moving through the heart of Israel’s metropolitan cities – from Tel Aviv and Jerusalem to Nazareth and Haifa! Buyitinisrael presents some of the most significant projects that are expected to transform...

For many years, the neighborhoods of South Tel Aviv were known mostly for neglect and poverty. However, the housing crisis in the north and center of Tel Aviv has sent the middle-class en masse to the south of the city, leading to an unprecedented real estate boom, reflected both in the number of construction projects...

To what extent will the political crisis in Israel affect the housing market? Will rising interest rates lead to a drop in home prices? How can Israel absorb tens of thousands of new immigrants? and is now the time to purchase a home in Israel? On the Eve of Passover 5782, Buyitinisrael asks four challenging...

After decades in which Bat Yam was one of the weakest and poorest cities in the Gush Dan area, the picture is beginning to change.  This is reflected in the price of apartments that have risen significantly in recent years as well as the multitude of urban renewal projects that are being developed. Today, the...

A new Modi’in neighborhood is currently being built adjacent to a historic site where the remains of an ancient Hasmonean village were discovered. Called Moreshet (or “Legacy” in English), the new neighborhood includes plans for 4,300 new apartments alongside tens of thousands of square meters of business and commercial centers, restaurants, and cafes. The steep...

The Jewish New Year started off with a burning hot real estate market, rapidly rising prices, and a general sense of chaos. However, from new taxes for real estate investors to increased assistance for first-time home buyers, and lowering hurdles in the planning process, change is on the horizon over the course of the year....

During an urban renewal conference in Jerusalem this month, Mayor Moshe Leon revealed plans to expand construction in the city to 10,000 apartments a year in order to attract the secular and national religious sectors. Approximately 33,000 apartments in major urban renewal projects are in various stages of planning, but only 500 are already under...

Earlier this month, Jaffa, Lod, Haifa, and other mixed Jewish-Arab cities across Israel saw violent clashes between local Jewish and Arab residents that left dozens injured. Now that the riots are over, the housing market may have a hard time recovering. In Lod, however, where the worst violence took place, some interested buyers may actually...