Real Estate

The Tel Aviv Real Estate Market 2023 – 2026 retrospective: prices by neighborhood and the weight of the “mamad”

Overview Between 2023 and 2026, the Tel Aviv market remained one of the tightest and most expensive in Israel. The median apartment price is around 3.8 million shekels, at an average of roughly 60,000 ₪/m². But this average hides considerable gaps: prices vary by a factor of up to three between neighborhoods, with the seafront and Neve Tzedek topping 100,000 ₪/m² while Florentin or Jaffa remain...

The “Golden Triangle” : Nahmani – Melchett – Rothschild in Tel-Aviv

This is the "Golden Triangle" of Tel Aviv—a sophisticated pocket where history, high design, and haute cuisine converge. While the rest of the city races toward the future with glass skyscrapers, this micro-neighborhood remains the guardian of the city’s soul. 🏛️ The Bauhaus Heart: A White City Sanctuary At the center of this triangle lies the densest concentration of UNESCO-protected...

Real estate isn’t just a matter of opinion—it’s a matter of industrial cycles! 🏗️📈

Real estate isn't just a matter of opinion—it’s a matter of industrial cycles! 🏗️📈 The real estate market doesn't react in real-time; it operates with a structural lag. Today, the data is alarming: a 34.9% drop in the number of building permits. When you consider that in Tel Aviv, obtaining a building permit takes between 2 to 3 years, the ripple effect becomes clear: 1️⃣ No Permits...

Take a Step in the new place to live: The Park Hamesila in Tel-Aviv

The new place to live: The Park Hamesila in Tel-Aviv Tel Aviv, Israel’s vibrant, cosmopolitan “White City,” is usually associated with its sunny beaches, bustling markets, and Bauhaus architecture. Yet beyond the urban buzz lies a hidden treasure: the “Green Corridor”, better known as Park HaMesila (the Railway Park). Inspired by iconic projects such as New York’s High Line or Paris’s...

Selling an apartment: do you have to pay a tax on real estate capital gain? 

The tax on real estate capital gain is not calculated using tax brackets, but at a flat rate of 25% on the net profit from the sale. However, there is an exemption cap that is updated annually. For 2025, the exemption cap is NIS 5,008,000. In other words, for the sale of an apartment whose price is lower than this amount, it is possible to benefit from a total exemption from the tax on capital gain,...

Tel Aviv’s ecosystem generated $253 billion, marking a 47% compound annual growth rate.

Tel Aviv Reaches 4th Spot in International Startup Rankings, amidst conflict, becoming a Global Startup Powerhouse Despite the ongoing conflict with Hamas, Tel Aviv has ascended to fourth place in the 2024 Global Startup Ecosystem Report, unveiled at London Tech Week on Monday. This annual analysis by Startup Genome and the Global Entrepreneurship Network evaluated 4.5 million companies across more...

Les investisseurs reviennent sur le marché immobilier israélien

Une enquête menée par l'économiste en chef du ministère des Finances a révélé que les investisseurs achètent plus d'appartements sur ces derniers mois que depuis l'augmentation de la taxe d'acquisition à l'achat en 2021. Le nombre d'achats de logements par les investisseurs a été le plus élevé en mai 2024 depuis que la taxe à l'achat a été augmentée pour les propriétaires multiples...

Bank of Israel reduce the interest rate

After almost two years of interest rate hikes (starting in April 2022), and almost 4 years since the last interest rate cut during the COVID-19 crisis, the Bank of Israel decided today to reduce the base interest rate by 0.25 percentage points to 4.5%. This decision is due to a controlled inflation, with a forecast of 3.3% for the year (the target being 3%) and this despite the instability linked to the...

Na’halat Binyamin, la Renaissance d’un Quartier Historique

Le quartier de Na’halat Benyamin, est situé au cœur même de Tel-Aviv, a cote du Shouk Hacarmel, entre Florentine et Allenby. Faisant partie de l’un des premiers quartiers de Tel-Aviv, il est centré autour de sa fameuse rue piétonne, et a retrouvé sa gloire depuis une quinzaine d'années grâce à un vaste programme de rénovation de ses infrastructures mais également de ses magnifiques...

TLV : Analyse et Retrospective de l’immobilier

Après une hausse assez étonnante des prix de l’immobilier - plus de 17% en 2022- il semblerait que ce mouvement se soit enfin ralenti. De là à anticiper des baisses significatives et un retournement du marché, nous en sommes encore bien loin. Fin 2021, le pays sort totalement des contraintes liées à la pandémie. L'euphorie accompagnée de déclarations irresponsables des politiques et des...

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