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Small Tel Aviv Apartment Sells for $850,000 Without Parking or Balcony
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By אריק מירובסקי
First reported by Globes · 12 hours ago
What happened
A 52-square-meter, two-room apartment in central Tel Aviv sold for 3.3 million shekels without a balcony or parking. The buyer plans to use it for short-term rentals, expecting a 5.5% gross yield.
- 01Small Tel Aviv apartment sold for $850,000 without parking or balcony.
- 02Buyer plans short-term rentals, anticipating a 5.5% gross yield.
- 03The building is undergoing a Tama 38 renovation.
- 04High prices are attributed to location, despite lacking amenities.
- 05Potential risks include higher taxes and municipal fees.
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