Quality of Life Index names surprising No. 1
Which Israeli cities offer the best standard of living? According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, Kfar Saba takes the lead.
Special Real Estate Magazine
Are real estate agents a thing of the past?
Are realtors in danger of extinction when homes can be visited virtually and bought online?
Israel to get its own bullet train
The Committee for National Infrastructure approves major upgrade of the coastal track, and the trip from Tel Aviv to Haifa will take just half an hour.
Yes, there's a grant – but no budget
The good news: The government has approved grants for buyers of second-hand apartments in the periphery. The bad news: There’s no budget.
Narrowing the gaps
How can we regulate construction and encourage economic growth in Arab towns? A new study by the Geocartography Knowledge Group offers solutions.
Israel's periphery cities seeking smarter urban management solutions
Municipalities in the Negev, Galilee and social periphery are getting advanced systems for waste removal, solar lighting and panels.
Top of the Rock
Israeli-American businessman Rafi Nakash has bought Nelson Rockefeller’s luxury apartment in New York.
Investors coming back to Israeli real estate market
After the state pushed them out to Berlin, Miami and other destinations overseas, data from the Finance Ministry's chief economist shows: investors are returning to the Israeli market.
Developers get go-ahead to convert office buildings into hotels
Due to the pandemic, the National Planning and Building Committee has approved the conversion of offices and commercial spaces into hotels or student dorms. The plan to convert the spaces into small apartments like in Manhattan or London was not approved.
Attention students: It's cheaper to live with your parents
How much does it cost to rent a two- or three- room apartment in different cities? Our special survey for the new academic year in collaboration with Yad2 has the answers.