Israeli Housing Market Sees Sales Ranging Up to 1.5 Million Shekels
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Property sales in Israel have been recorded across several cities, with prices varying significantly. A 4-room apartment in Afula sold for 1.53 million shekels, while a 2-room unit in Tel Aviv exceeded 3 million shekels. Another transaction on Ha'eshel Street saw a 3-room apartment sold for 880,000 shekels.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- A 4-room apartment in Afula sold for 1.53 million shekels.
- A 2-room apartment in Tel Aviv was sold for over 3 million shekels.
- A 3-room apartment on Ha'eshel Street sold for 880,000 shekels.
- The sales occurred in Afula, Tel Aviv, and another unspecified city.
Recent property transactions in Israel reveal a diverse market, with sales recorded in Afula, Tel Aviv, and another unspecified city. In Afula, a 4-room apartment spanning 130 square meters with an 18-square-meter balcony on the fourth floor was sold for 1.53 million shekels. Meanwhile, in Tel Aviv, a 2-room apartment fetched a price exceeding 3 million shekels. In a separate transaction on Ha'eshel Street, a 3-room apartment measuring 72 square meters on the fourth floor of a seven-story building was sold for 880,000 shekels.
