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Israel’s Housing Market Shows High Inventory but Prices Remain Stable Due to Limited Immediate Supply
Despite 84,000 unsold apartments in Israel, only 16,000 to 25,000 are available for immediate delivery, keeping prices stable. Developer Dvir Dimri warns that a decline in land tenders and population growth will sustain housing demand, urging buyers to assess deals individually.
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- 01Only 16,000-25,000 of 84,000 apartments are ready for immediate delivery in Israel.
- 0270% of unsold apartments are in expensive areas: Tel Aviv, Central District, and Jerusalem.
- 03Many units are not for sale but allocated to rentals, discounted housing, or urban renewal.
- 04Israel Land Authority issued tenders for only 7,600 units in early 2026, a significant drop.
- 0544% of land tenders failed due to planning and infrastructure problems.
- 06Israel’s population is projected to reach 14 million by 2040, increasing housing demand.
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