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Israeli Real Estate Market Sees Major Investor Activity Amid Price Slump
Large institutional investors are buying Israeli apartments at up to 20% discounts amidst a decade-long price slump, with deals totaling half a billion shekels in the past year. Individual investors are holding back, awaiting potential tax changes.
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What happened
- 01Institutional investors are buying Israeli apartments at up to 20% discounts.
- 02Investment deals have reached half a billion shekels in the past year.
- 03Individual investors are waiting for the potential abolition of an 8% tax on investment properties.
- 04Land auctions for new housing construction have decreased by 43% in the first half of 2026.
- 05A shortage of new construction could lead to future price increases.
- 06International sanctions on Israeli settlements may affect the economy.
A significant drop in land auctions by 43% could lead to future price hikes, while international sanctions on settlements may impact the broader economy.
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