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Private Three-Room House Sold for One Million Shekels in Beersheba Amidst Housing Market Stagnation
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Globes · 2 days ago
What happened
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. Recent sales data from RE/MAX illustrates the current cooling market with varied apartment prices nationwide.
- 01Israel's housing prices rose 0.1% from April-May to May-June 2026, with regional variations.
- 02A private three-room house in Beersheba sold for 1.05 million shekels recently.
- 03Jerusalem and Haifa saw price increases, while Tel Aviv and the Center experienced declines.
- 04July's housing price index rose 0.3%, continuing an annual price decrease trend.
- 05Recent second-hand apartment sales show wide price ranges across Israeli cities.
- 06Data was sourced from national real estate agencies, including RE/MAX.
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