The Tel Avivi · Sold-Price Data · 2026
Tel Aviv sold prices, in plain English.
Every apartment sold in Tel Aviv-Yafo over the past 12 months — drawn live from the Israeli Tax Authority's official transaction registry (nadlan.gov.il), translated to English, and filterable by neighborhood, size, and price. Real settlements, not asking prices. Free, and built so a foreign buyer can read the market like a local before making an offer.
Tel Aviv property prices by neighborhood
"Tel Aviv prices" is a meaningless phrase on its own — the spread across the city is nearly threefold. Below are the typical per-meter ranges from registered sales in the last 12 months. The transactions tool above lets you check the exact comparable settlements for any neighborhood.
| Neighborhood | Typical ₪/m² | Median price | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Neve Tzedek | ₪85,000–145,000 | ₪7.5M | Historic, the city's most prestigious address. Top of the per-meter range in Tel Aviv. |
| Old North | ₪70,000–95,000 | ₪5.8M | Leafy, family-oriented, near the park and the sea. Perennial favorite of long-term investors. |
| Lev Ha'ir (Rothschild) | ₪75,000–110,000 | ₪5.2M | Walkable Bauhaus core. UNESCO heritage stock, the Rothschild circuit, the most central address. |
| Sarona | ₪75,000–105,000 | ₪5.5M | Modern mixed-use district — food hall, park, contemporary towers. Premium for execution certainty. |
| City Center (Dizengoff) | ₪55,000–80,000 | ₪3.9M | Walkable mid-density. Lifestyle and rental hub, lower premiums than Lev Ha'ir. |
| Kerem HaTeimanim | ₪65,000–95,000 | ₪4.6M | Lev Ha'ir-adjacent, character-rich, gentrifying. The Carmel Market triangle. |
| Florentine | ₪55,000–80,000 | ₪3.3M | Young, creative, still gentrifying — more upside and more variability than central districts. |
| Old Jaffa | ₪50,000–120,000 | ₪3.8M | Wide range. Micro-location commands big premiums; the iconic streets are top of market. |
Ranges shown are typical from registered sales. The actual price for any specific apartment depends on building, floor, exposure and condition — use the transactions tool above to see precise comparable settlements.
Recent notable transactions
Five recent settlements from across the city. Refreshed monthly with the latest data.
Highest-value transaction recorded this period. Reflects the premium commanded by the city's most exclusive beachfront tower.
Garden-floor 3.5-room flat on the main residential boulevard. Mid-market for the area.
Mid-floor 4-room in one of the quietest established blocks just off Rothschild.
High-floor 4-room near Kikar HaMedina. Strong building, classic family layout.
Renovated 3-room in the heart of the gentrification corridor — high ₪/m² reflecting condition over location.
Why sold prices beat asking prices
Every other site shows you listings — optimistic numbers set by sellers. Real value lives in closed transactions: what buyers and sellers actually agreed on. It's the first thing a serious buyer should check before making an offer, and the first thing we check for every client.
What they paid, not what they want
A listing shows an aspiration; a transaction shows a settlement. The gap between asking and sold is exactly what protects you from overpaying — and it's often substantial in Tel Aviv.
Straight from the Tax Authority
This is the same official, government-recorded sold-price data behind nadlan.gov.il — the authoritative record of every registered Israeli property transaction. Not estimates. Not portals. The real ledger.
Finally in English
The government tool is Hebrew-first, with forms and processes in Hebrew only — a wall for buyers from the US, UK and France. We translate the data so you can read the market the way a local can.
Filtered by neighborhood
Prices vary nearly threefold across the city. Filter by neighborhood, size and price to see comparable settlements for the exact area and apartment type you're weighing.
Free and ungated by design
The truth about prices is what a conflict-free advisor leads with. We hold no listings and take no seller commissions, so we have no reason to hide what the market actually paid.
Read it like a buyer, not a tourist
Sold-price data is what separates a serious purchase from a guess. Pull the comps before you fall in love with a listing — not after you've made the offer.
Browse sold prices by neighborhood
Real settlements, area by area. Start with the neighborhoods international buyers ask about most.
The city's most prestigious address — historic charm at prime-central prices, and the top of the per-meter range in Tel Aviv.
Leafy, residential, near the park and the sea. A perennial favorite of families and long-term investors alike.
The beating heart of the city — UNESCO Bauhaus, the Rothschild circuit, and the most walkable central address.
Young, creative, gentrifying — more upside and more variability than the established central neighborhoods.
Where the city began. Atmosphere money can't rebuild — with specific micro-locations commanding big premiums.
The mixed-use district that delivered — food hall, park and contemporary towers, with a premium for execution certainty.
The honest read on any price.
The data above tells you what the market paid. The harder question is whether a specific listing's asking price is justified by recent settlements in the same building, on similar floors, with comparable exposures. That's where a conflict-free advisor earns their keep. We hold no listings and take nothing from sellers — so when you send us a property, we'll tell you exactly how its asking price compares to what actually sold nearby, and whether it's worth your offer.
Tel Aviv sold prices, answered
How much do apartments cost in Tel Aviv in 2026?
The median apartment sits around ₪3.8M (≈ $1.18M / €1.0M), with a median of roughly ₪60,000 per m². The city-wide figure hides nearly a threefold spread: standard older buildings run ₪50–60K/m², modern buildings ₪70–90K/m², luxury towers ₪100–120K/m², and ultra-prime stock well beyond.
Use the transactions tool above to see the real numbers for the specific neighborhood and apartment type you're considering.
How do I find what a property actually sold for in Israel?
Closed-transaction prices are recorded by the Israeli Tax Authority and published through nadlan.gov.il. The data is official but Hebrew-first. The tool on this page presents the same sold-price data in English, organized by neighborhood, size and price.
Is this the same data as nadlan.gov.il?
Yes — it's the same official Israeli Tax Authority transaction record. We translate it into English and make it filterable, so international buyers can actually use it. The government portal has the data; we make it readable.
How current is the data?
The dataset is refreshed monthly from the Israeli Tax Authority feed. Newly registered sales typically appear in the registry 30 to 45 days after the deal closes, so the most recent dates here reflect what's already been formally registered.
Which Tel Aviv neighborhood has the highest property prices?
Neve Tzedek consistently records the highest per-meter prices in Tel Aviv, typically ₪85,000–145,000/m². The Old North, Lev Ha'ir (Rothschild area), and seafront Bavli also rank in the top tier. Florentine and parts of South Tel Aviv remain the most affordable central neighborhoods.
Can foreign buyers access Israeli property transaction data?
Yes — the sold-price data is public. The barrier for most foreign buyers isn't access, it's language and usability. That's the gap this tool closes: the same official data, in English, organized for someone who doesn't read Hebrew.
Why are sold prices better than asking prices?
Asking prices reflect what sellers hope for; sold prices reflect what the market actually paid. In Tel Aviv the gap is typically 5–15%, which is exactly why serious buyers check closed transactions before making an offer — and why an honest advisor leads with them.
Do you charge for access to this data?
No. The transactions tool is free and the dataset is public — there's no paywall, no required signup. If you'd like a personalized PDF report of transactions matching your filter (plus monthly market commentary), you can request it through the form inside the tool. Otherwise just browse freely.
