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Economy21:00 · 9h ago

Yad2 Expands Real Estate Platform to International Markets

By מאת הילה ציאון
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

Yad2, a prominent Israeli real estate platform, is launching a new international division to offer overseas properties to Israeli investors. The initiative marks the company's first foray into foreign real estate markets, beginning with a pilot program in Cyprus.

The new platform will feature investment properties, including options priced under one million shekels, with plans to expand to Greece and Portugal in the future. Cyprus was chosen as the initial destination due to its proximity to Israel and the existing interest from Israeli buyers in its property market. The platform will showcase projects from developers like Israel's Shabiro and Cyprus's Zavos Group.

Yad2's expansion follows research into the needs and challenges faced by Israelis purchasing property abroad. The study revealed that beyond accessible pricing and rental income potential, buyers seek vacation homes, future residency options, or a "haven" outside Israel. However, purchasing property internationally involves complexities such as language barriers, varying tax laws, construction regulations, and remote property management.

The new platform aims to centralize information on international properties, providing details in Hebrew on locations, prices, and associated costs. It will allow users to search, filter, and compare different offerings, addressing the need for reliable information and trusted developers. Yad2 plans to incorporate content on financing, taxation, and the purchasing process, along with information on relevant professionals.

Nir Bar Sadeh, CEO of Yad2's New Apartments division, stated that the move is a natural progression for the company, aiming to provide Israelis with investment opportunities abroad that meet familiar standards. He emphasized the selection of projects suitable for Israeli buyers, including those under one million shekels, and indicated further expansion plans.

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