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Moshe Aviv Tower, Ramat Gan - 50% empty  credit: Shutterstock Who will occupy the old office towers?

As new towers sprout up and prestigious tenants move in, thousands of square meters are left empty.

Impression of Vertical City, Ramat Gan  credit: De La Fontaine Architecture and BLK Architects Ramat Gan seeks to transform Diamond Exchange site

The building plan for the area combines office, commercial, and residential space, and is designed to make it more inviting after work hours.

The Beyond project  credit: Studio 84 Israel's tallest building (for now) about to be occupied

The Beyond tower in Givatayim is 355 meters high and has 78 floors. Marketing it, however, is proving a little challenging.

Israeli apartments Credit: Shutterstock Apartments sold and rented

A selection of recent real estate deals in Israel in Jerusalem, Ra’anana, Or Yehuda, Kiryat Ata, Tirat Carmel and Nof Hagalil.

Senior deputy chief economist Galit Ban Naim  credit: Shlomi Yosef Buyers cancelling deals yet building starts still growing in south

Deputy chief economist Galit Ban Naim points out that the cancelled purchases add to the already high stock of unsold homes.

Petah Tikva credit: Shutterstock Petah Tikva residents have highest city services satisfaction

Rishon Lezion ranks second and Tel Aviv third in the latest Central Bureau of Statistics survey on residents’ satisfaction with municipal services.

New Dona project in Modi'in credit: PR Developers rent unsold homes to avoid price cuts

The slowdown in the housing market and the red-hot rental market is persuading some companies to rent in deals with major advantages for tenants.

Israeli apartments Credit: Shutterstock Apartments sold and rented

A selection of recent real estate deals in Israel in Tel Aviv, Rehovot, Beit Shean, Afula, Sderot and Yerucham.

Skyline Cranes founder Baruch Parnas, Sarit Segev, head of Commercial, Industry and Hospitality at Bank Hapoalim, and Yaron Sulzbacher, founder and CEO of ILift  credit: Aviad Tevel Studios Tower crane co Skyline in NIS 340m exit

ILift, which provides hoists for building sites, has bought control of Skyline Cranes and Technologies from its founder Baruch Parnas.

Direct Finance CEO Eran Golan  credit: Ofer Hajayov Direct Finance buying control of Sigma City

Sigma City specializes in mezzanine finance for residential real estate projects, and will represent expansion of Direct Finance's real estate acitivity.

Arnona, Jerusalem credit: Eyal Izhar Rents rising in Israel but not everywhere

Amid the unrelenting rise in rents, “Globes” finds neighborhoods around the country where rents are actually falling.

Lod arena credit: Lod Economic Co. Lod aims high with tender for Israel’s biggest arena

L2 will have a capacity of 20,000 for sports, musical and cultural events.

Home sales   credit: Tali Bogdanovsky While home prices waver, rents are moving strongly upwards

The Central Bureau of Statistics has started to publish a new index of prices of secondhand homes, which gives extra insight into housing market trends.

Mortgage taking  credit: Shutterstock Record mortgage taking in 2026 despite slow market

Mortgages worth NIS 10.9 billion were taken in August, the Bank of Israel reports, consolidating 2026's status as a record year for mortgage taking.

Israeli apartments Credit: Shutterstock Apartments sold and rented

A selection of recent real estate deals in Israel in Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak, Modi’in Illit, Yavne, Pardes Hanna-Karkur, and Had Nes.

Home sales illustration: Tali Bogdanovsky Tel Aviv leads in home sales

The most popular city for homebuyers in May-July was Tel Aviv, where 1,730 apartments were sold, two-thirds of which were new, the Central Bureau of Statistics reports.

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