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Israel's Housing Market Shows Mixed Trends Despite National Price Drop
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By עופר פטרסבורג
What happened
Israel's national housing prices saw a 4.9% decrease in 2025, but this masks significant variations, with 41 out of 59 cities experiencing price increases. The national trend is attributed to a shift in the mix of properties sold, with more sales in cheaper areas, rather than a broad market decline.
- 01National housing prices dropped 4.9% in 2025, but most cities saw prices rise.
- 0241 of 59 cities experienced median price increases per square meter.
- 03National decline attributed to a shift in transaction mix, not widespread price drops.
- 04Tel Aviv and Haifa saw price increases, while Lod and Ofakim saw sharp decreases.
- 05Overall housing market activity slowed, with fewer transactions recorded.
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