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Mizrahi Tefahot CEO Says Real Estate Can Rebound as Stability Returns
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 14, 2026
What happened
Mizrahi Tefahot CEO Moshe Lari said Israel’s real estate market is under pressure but remains fundamentally sound. He pointed to record unsold inventory, strong mortgage volumes, and said demand should improve if security, inflation and interest rates stabilize.
- 01Moshe Lari said real estate remains one of Israel’s key growth engines.
- 02Unsold apartments have climbed to a record 86,000 units.
- 03He expects demand and activity to rise if security and financial conditions improve.
- 04Mortgage lending reached NIS 106 billion in 2025 and may hit NIS 110 billion to NIS 120 billion in 2026.
- 05Lari defended contractor-subsidized loans as useful for developers and buyers.
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