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Israeli Real Estate Developers See Sales Jump, But Recovery Remains Uneven
How 2 Israeli newsrooms (in Hebrew, Russian) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By מנדי הניג
First reported by Vesty · 1 day ago
What happened
Israeli real estate developers saw a 36% increase in apartment sales in the second quarter compared to the first, selling 1,571 units. However, sales remain below historical averages, with the recovery concentrated among a few companies and influenced by subsidized housing programs.
- 01Developers sold 1,571 apartments in Q2, a 36% rise from Q1.
- 02Sales are still 2% below the 12-quarter average.
- 03Only five of 17 companies exceeded their average sales pace.
- 04Subsidized housing programs significantly boosted sales for some firms.
- 05Uneven recovery is evident across different companies and projects.
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