Israeli real estate, curated in English.

War, high rates, 84,000 unsold units: Israeli prices have lost only 1.3% year-on-year. An anatomy of resilience.

Since February 2026, non-resident buyers pay 8% tax from the first shekel. A detailed breakdown of the reform and the gap with olim.

The decline of the euro against the shekel represents a genuine financial challenge for European buyers and new immigrants (olim) wishing to invest in real estate in Israel. Fortunately, several banking and legal levers can help optimize financing and mitigate exchange rate risk.

During an inheritance, heirs often find themselves in a situation of joint property ownership. This article details the essential legal steps before and after the registration of heirs, the solutions when a co-owner blocks progress (appointment of a judicial administrator), and the legal remedies to force the dissolution of joint ownership and sell the property.

The shekel has established itself among the world's strongest currencies. Depending on your currency, an apartment in Israel can cost 25 to 36% more than a year ago.

185,000 today, 500,000 tomorrow. The district committee has approved the BS/3000 plan. What this historic signal means for the diaspora.

Discover how the reform of the guardianship law in Israel allows you to plan for future incapacity. Continuing power of attorney (Yipouy Koach Matmad), declaration of future wishes, and advice from a certified lawyer to protect your autonomy and your loved ones