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Rental Market Shows Decline in Periphery While Tel Aviv Prices Continue Rising
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First reported by Mako · 2 days ago
What happened
While Israel’s average rent fell 1.1% in June due to increased supply, prices rose in central areas like Tel Aviv, where demand remains high. Larger apartments in Tel Aviv saw significant rent increases, highlighting ongoing pressure in sought-after locations despite peripheral declines.
- 01Israel’s average rent dropped 1.1% in June amid an 11.9% rise in rental listings.
- 02Rent declines are mainly in peripheral areas; central regions like Tel Aviv see price increases.
- 03Tel Aviv’s average rent rose 0.4% monthly and 2.2% yearly, with large apartments up 5.9% annually.
- 04Smaller apartments nationwide fell 1.3% in rent, larger ones dropped 0.9%, influenced by seasonal demand.
- 05Experts warn that without more rental housing in high-demand areas, price pressures will continue.
- 06Long-term rental projects are urged to address affordability and housing needs in Tel Aviv.
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