Why are they fighting investors?
Raising the purchase tax on a second apartment is meant to deter investors and halt the rise in prices. Real estate appraiser Ohad Danos wonders if that’s really the solution.
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Raising the purchase tax on a second apartment is meant to deter investors and halt the rise in prices. Real estate appraiser Ohad Danos wonders if that’s really the solution.
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Aura Israel, one of the leading companies in the housing field in Israel, reports a 146% surge in its stock since the beginning of the year.
Buyers and investors flock to sales offices before the purchase tax on second apartments climbs from 5% to 8%.
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Can the new housing program presented by the finance, interior, and housing ministers effect change?
What does the government’s housing program include, and will it succeed in stemming the rise in prices?
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