Key Market Indicators

National Average Price

₪2.36M

Q1 2026 – 2.1% above last year

▲ Resilient growth

Jerusalem 12‑Month Change

+5.4%

Strongest appreciation among major cities

▲ Outperforming

Rental Yield (National)

3.3%

Haifa leads with 5.5‑6.8%

● Stable

Foreign Buyer Share

50%

from the United States

▲ Growing

Sources: Israel CBS, Bank of Israel, Globes – April 2026

Average Prices by City

Tel Aviv

₪3.85M
▲ +3.2%

Jerusalem

₪2.92M
▲ +5.4%

Haifa

₪1.68M
● +1.1%

Herzliya

₪4.20M
▲ +4.0%

Netanya

₪2.15M
▲ +2.8%

Be'er Sheva

₪1.35M
● +0.5%

Gross Rental Yields

Tel Aviv

2.8%

Low but steady capital appreciation

Jerusalem

3.2%

Strong tourism & student demand

Haifa

5.8%

Best yield for income investors

▲ Top performer

Netanya

4.1%

Growing coastal demand

2026 Outlook: Why Invest Now?

After a period of high interest rates, the Bank of Israel has signalled two rate cuts expected in late 2026. This will reduce mortgage costs and likely reignite price growth. The ceasefire in the north has stabilised markets, and foreign investment is returning – especially from the US and France.

Our analysis suggests that the next 12‑18 months represent a rare entry window, particularly for new developments in Tel Aviv and income‑generating units in Haifa. Prices are expected to rise 4‑6% annually from 2027 onward.

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