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How much do Mossad employees earn? The monstrous sum Yossi Cohen paid for an apartment

Former Mossad Chief Yossi Cohen bought a 134 m² luxury apartment with a 14 m² sea-view balcony in Tel Aviv's Rainbow project for NIS 14 million, in the upscale Sde Dov neighborhood.

The grand project is underway: 4,280 new apartments to be built in this city

The Israel Land Authority and Ashdod’s plan for the Southern CBD District adds 2,530 apartments, commercial areas, a government complex, public buildings, green spaces, and diverse housing.

  Homes in Jerusalem's Rassco neighborhood.

Rassco: A rose by any other name

Neighborhood corner: Rassco might not be the biggest neighborhood in Jerusalem, but its peaceful streets, lined with stone-clad buildings, make it one of the most charming areas of the city.

 Israelis take cover inside a bomb shelter at the Ben Gurion airport as a siren alert is sounded

How much does an apartment with a shared bomb shelter cost in Tel Aviv?

If a private bomb shelter is out of your budget, a northern Tel Aviv apartment with a shared atomic shelter offers an option. What’s the cost?

  Yoni Nahmad continues the family’s tradition of making headlines.

New kid on the block: Yoni Nahmad acquires NIS 51m. apartment in Tel Aviv's prestigious tower

At 24, Yoni Nahmad buys a luxury apartment in Tel Aviv's Rothschild 10, solidifying his global real estate presence.

  A woman is seen struggling trying to move apartments.

Diary of would-be tenants: Two journalists struggle to move to Jerusalem in harsh market

Two young Jerusalemites struggle to find a place to live, in a challenging market during a challenging time.

Registration opens for discounted apartment lottery: Here is the full list of cities

4,700 apartments in 14 cities: The discounted apartment lottery is open for five weeks. 20% of apartments will be reserved for active reserve soldiers. Cities include Rishon LeZion and Kfar Saba

Rising demand: Approximately 70,000 unsold apartments remain on the supply shelf

Between May-July 2024, around 25,000 apartments were sold, a 32% increase from last year. Despite the surge in demand, unsold units rose by 19%, leaving around 70,000 apartments still on the market.

A year later: Sharp increase in apartment sales last July

A Ministry of Finance review shows a 29% rise in July 2024 apartment sales vs. July 2023, with new sales up 51%. Investor activity and first-time buyer purchases also saw strong growth.

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