Three-room apartment starts rose to 2,726 in 2011 from 1,914 in 2010 according to figures released from the Central Bureau of Statistics
The largest change in housing starts for small apartments was in Haifa, with a 170% increase, from 34 apartments in 2010 to 92 in 2011. In Jerusalem, it rose 138% from 115 in 2010 to 274 in 2011 and In Tel Aviv, it rose almost 50% to 660 apartments in 2011( from 442 in 2010)
The idea of building smaller apartments is to comply with the heavy demand by first home buyers and to make them more affordable.
Nadlan News
Intended to inform to the new inmigrant or anyone who wants to purchase a property in Israel
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
IMF stress tests find Israeli banks sound
In the event of the collapse of the largest borrower group, banks would
lose 8.5-12.6% of their core capital - i.e. NIS 6-9 billion.
The Bank of Israel published the results of the stress tests conducted by
the International Monetary fund (IMF) on Israel's banking system.
The tests found that Israel's banks are stable and in good shape to
withstand shocks.
lose 8.5-12.6% of their core capital - i.e. NIS 6-9 billion.
The Bank of Israel published the results of the stress tests conducted by
the International Monetary fund (IMF) on Israel's banking system.
The tests found that Israel's banks are stable and in good shape to
withstand shocks.
Israel Real Estate Market
Israel world's third hottest real estate market behind China and Hong Kong on 5 year home price rises despite a 1.2% fall in 2011
After an interest rate cut from 3.25% to 2.5% last February, there appears to be resurgence in property demand, with new mortgages issued by banks jumping by more than 14% in March compared to the two pervious months.
After an interest rate cut from 3.25% to 2.5% last February, there appears to be resurgence in property demand, with new mortgages issued by banks jumping by more than 14% in March compared to the two pervious months.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Home prices rebound
The Central Bureau of Statistics reports that home prices rose 0.6% in December 2011 compared to the previous month (based on the home price index).
At the end of the third quarter of 2011, the price of an average Israeli home (excluding new homes) stood at NIS 1.08 million
At the end of the third quarter of 2011, the price of an average Israeli home (excluding new homes) stood at NIS 1.08 million
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
How much costs to buy a house?
Home prices double OECD average in salary terms
Israelis need 191 average salaries to buy a five-room apartment, double the
OECD average of 96 monthly salaries.
90 salaries are needed to buy an apartment in France,
71 salaries are needed in the UK,
60 salaries in the US,
54 salaries in Germany,
30 salaries in Sweden.
In Israel, 138 salaries are needed to buy a four-room apartment, and 91
salaries are needed to buy a three-room apartment
Israelis need 191 average salaries to buy a five-room apartment, double the
OECD average of 96 monthly salaries.
90 salaries are needed to buy an apartment in France,
71 salaries are needed in the UK,
60 salaries in the US,
54 salaries in Germany,
30 salaries in Sweden.
In Israel, 138 salaries are needed to buy a four-room apartment, and 91
salaries are needed to buy a three-room apartment
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Aliah to Israel in 2011; number of households per city
1, 598 households in Jerusalem
895 Haifa
728 Zfat
645 Natania
643 Beer sheva
562 Tel aviv
895 Haifa
728 Zfat
645 Natania
643 Beer sheva
562 Tel aviv
Leumi Mortgage Bank CEO : Home prices won't fall dramatically
In response to the question of what will happen to apartment prices,Shuki
Burshstein does not have a clear-cut answer,"It is extremely difficult to
say what will happen in the future, since on the one hand we are in the
midst of a global crisis that is harming the Israeli economy, and growth has
slowed, but on the other hand, there is natural population growth, and
people have a real need for a place to live. How will this balance out? I
cannot estimate." It has been claimed that there will be fewer housing starts due to
contractors' inability to get easy finance , and that eventually prices will
once again rise.
Burshstein does not have a clear-cut answer,"It is extremely difficult to
say what will happen in the future, since on the one hand we are in the
midst of a global crisis that is harming the Israeli economy, and growth has
slowed, but on the other hand, there is natural population growth, and
people have a real need for a place to live. How will this balance out? I
cannot estimate." It has been claimed that there will be fewer housing starts due to
contractors' inability to get easy finance , and that eventually prices will
once again rise.
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