Israeli Housing Market Sees Few Transactions in Late September
Translated & summarized from Vesty by baba
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- Israeli real estate market is currently slow with few deals.
- Apartment prices in Ashdod range from 1.55 million to 2.66 million shekels.
- Be'er Sheva saw sales of apartments and a cottage in late September.
- Kiriyat Gat and Harish also reported apartment sales.
- Data is based on transactions from late September.
Israel's real estate market is experiencing a slowdown, with a limited number of housing deals being finalized. According to data from the Rimax agency, cited by Ynet on October 4, several transactions did occur in late September.
In Be'er Sheva, a 50-square-meter, two-room apartment on Yitzhak Reger Street sold for 690,000 shekels. A 105-square-meter, four-room apartment on Sha'ar HaGay Street fetched 940,000 shekels, and a 180-square-meter, five-room cottage on Almog Street, situated on a 370-square-meter plot, was sold for 2.52 million shekels.
Kiriyat Gat saw a 70-square-meter, three-room apartment with a 12-square-meter balcony, elevator, Mamad (safe room), and parking on Nahal Ne'eman Street sold for 1.5 million shekels.
In Ashdod, a 1.55 million shekel deal closed for an 88-square-meter, three-room apartment on Natan Elbaz Street, which included a 14-square-meter balcony, Mamad, and parking. Additionally, a 128-square-meter, four-room apartment on Ha'Anavim Street sold for 2.15 million shekels, and a 157-square-meter, five-room apartment on Afarsemon Street was purchased for 2.66 million shekels, also featuring a 12-square-meter balcony.
Harish recorded a sale of a 78-square-meter, three-room apartment on Te'ena Street for 1.21 million shekels, which included parking and a Mamad.
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