Mabat HaShuk: Real estate transactions in Israel — July 2020

Mabat Hashuk is a monthly feature on Buyitinisrael where we show a sample of real estate transactions in Israel that have taken place in the previous month. All data is collected from English-speaking real agents in Israel.

The following is a selection of real estate transactions in Israel*. This gives our readers a general idea of the residential market and the activity taking place around the country.

Jerusalem:

A 5-room apartment, 79 sqm, located on Shalom Yehuda Street, Arnona, was sold for NIS 2,050,000 by Noam Homes.

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A 4-room apartment, 100 sqm, with a balcony of 8 sqm, located on the second out of 4 floors, on Bloi Street, Sanhendria, was sold for 2,550,000 NIS, by Re/Max Momentum.

A 2.5-room apartment, 69 sqm, with a small balcony of 3 sqm, located on the top floor out three floors, on Carlebach Street, Old Talpiot, was rented for 4,500 Shekels by Jackie Bitensky Real Estate.

Haifa:

A 3-room apartment, 60 sqm, with a 10 sqm balcony, located on the 4th and top floor, on Avner Street, Kiryat Eliezer, sold for 750,000 Shekels by Kanadlan.   

Netanya:

A 118 sqm, 4-room apartment on the 18th floor out of 24 floors, on Nitza Boulevard, North Netanya, sold for 2,300,000 Shekels by Maxine Marks.

Ashdod:

A 77 sqm, 3-room apartment on the 1st floor out of 4 floors, with no balcony or elevator (pre-Tama), located on Chana Senesh Street, sold for 1,200,000 Shekels.

A 130 sqm, 4-room apartment on the second floor out of 8 floors (with elevator), 10 sqm balcony and storage room, located on Shevet Dan Street, sold for 1,770,000 Shekels. Both properties in Ashdod were sold by Re/Max Together, Ashdod.

Ra’anana:

A 220 sqm, 6-room, attached house, on Yigal Yadin Street, sold for 4,900,000 Shekels by Gluch Real Estate.

* The offices/agents mentioned represented either the buyers, the sellers, or both parties.

The contents of this article are designed to provide the reader with general information and not to serve as legal or other professional advice for a particular transaction. Readers are advised to obtain advice from qualified professionals prior to entering into any transaction.

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