Dozens of villa-ready plots in the southern town of Yerucham are being sold at unprecedented prices, offering buyers potential savings of up to 400,000 shekels during the ongoing conflict.
A three-bedroom apartment in northern Israel's Kiryat Shmona sold for 700,000 shekels in the war's second week, reflecting continued market activity despite regional security challenges.
Israeli residential construction companies report rising sales figures, but deeper analysis reveals demand weakening across the market. Bank of Israel policies and trade-in programs have failed to sustain buyer interest.
The Israeli investment fund completed its second closing with institutional investors from the U.S. and Europe while simultaneously acquiring its third property for $57 million.
Tel Aviv's Carlton Hotel exemplifies premium hospitality through beachfront location, rooftop pool, and meticulous attention to detail rather than empty promises.
Two major Israeli construction firms launch Kava, a premium residential complex overlooking the Sea of Galilee, with units starting at 2.2 million shekels.
