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60 Years of Work Needed to Buy a Home in Israel, New Construction Plan Offers Hope

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Housing prices in Israel have surged to the point where it now takes approximately 60 years of work for young couples to afford a home. This growing affordability crisis continues to push homeownership further out of reach for many. Alex Kleinstein, founder and partner at the real estate company Cushman, revealed a recently approved construction plan that aims to reduce the risks and barriers young buyers face on the path to owning a home. The plan, which involves building up to the 12th floor, is expected to increase housing supply and improve accessibility for first-time buyers. This initiative was discussed in a segment on Keshet 12 and Medio Real Estate on August 11, 2026. The new construction strategy is seen as a potential solution to the ongoing housing affordability challenge in Israel.

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