84,000 unsold new homes: what it means for Tel Aviv buyers
About 84,000 new homes are unsold in Israel. Tel Aviv-Yafo new-build sales fell 27.4%. How a buyer can use that to negotiate terms.
84 000 logements neufs invendus : l’effet à Tel-Aviv
Environ 84 000 logements neufs sont invendus en Israël et les ventes de neuf à Tel-Aviv-Yafo ont reculé de 27,4 %. Comment négocier les conditions.
Israeli Prime 4.75%: Tel Aviv Mortgage Rates Explained
Prime is 4.75% on a 3.25% policy rate. How Tel Aviv buyers can manage rate risk: pre-approval, shekel loans and developer payment terms.
Taux prime israélien 4,75 % : prêt immobilier Tel-Aviv
Prime à 4,75 % pour un taux directeur de 3,25 %. Comment gérer le risque de taux à Tel-Aviv : pré-approbation, prêt en shekels, paiements échelonnés.
Prix à Tel-Aviv 6,8 % sous le pic : que faire en tant qu’acheteur
Les prix du district de Tel-Aviv sont 6,8 % sous leur pic de début 2025, avec 84 000 logements neufs invendus. Comment négocier et gérer le risque de change.
Tel Aviv Prices 6.8% Below Peak: What Buyers Can Do
Tel Aviv district prices sit 6.8% below their early-2025 peak, with 84,000 unsold new homes. Here is how a serious buyer can negotiate and manage currency risk.
Vente à 14 M₪ à Tel-Aviv : analyse d’une transaction
Une vente à 14 M₪ (4 083 000 €) dans le Vieux Nord, 1,2 % sous la médiane au m². Ce que les ventes enregistrées disent d’une offre juste.
₪14M Tel Aviv sale teardown: priced at the median
A ₪14M ($4,583,000) Old North sale was 1.2% below its local median per m². What registered deals tell a Tel Aviv buyer about fair offers.
The two-speed market: what’s really happening in Tel Aviv real estate
Prices fell 3.5% — unless you hold dollars, in which case they rose 18%. The data-backed guide to Israel’s two-speed market: records on Rothschild, leverage everywhere else.
Israel’s Economic Miracle — Who Really Profits? What It Means for Tel Aviv Luxury Real Estate
Israel’s GDP outpaces every G7 nation, the TA-35 is up 51%, and the shekel is near a 30-year high. But the windfall is concentrated — and that inequality is exactly why Tel Aviv luxury real estate keeps going higher.
