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Full coverage· Economy· Updated

Private Three-Room House Sold for One Million Shekels in Beersheba Amidst Housing Market Stagnation

Israel's housing market shows slight price increases in some regions but overall stagnation and declines. A private three-room house in Beersheba sold for about one million shekels, reflecting diverse prices across cities.

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What happened

  1. 01Israel's housing prices rose 0.1% from April-May to May-June 2026, with regional variations.
  2. 02A private three-room house in Beersheba sold for 1.05 million shekels recently.
  3. 03Jerusalem and Haifa saw price increases, while Tel Aviv and the Center experienced declines.
  4. 04July's housing price index rose 0.3%, continuing an annual price decrease trend.
  5. 05Recent second-hand apartment sales show wide price ranges across Israeli cities.
  6. 06Data was sourced from national real estate agencies, including RE/MAX.

Recent sales data from RE/MAX illustrates the current cooling market with varied apartment prices nationwide.

Translated and summarized by baba from Ynet, the latest report. Read Ynet’s original

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