ApartmentNIS 3,350,000
Rishon Le Tzion
4 bd 2 ba 115 m²
Israel Apartments: Buying a Flat in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa and Beyond
9,226 apartments currently listed for sale in Israel.
Apartments for sale in Israel
24 properties shown
Apartment
ApartmentNIS 1,650,000
Be'ersheba
3 bd 2 ba 118 m²
ApartmentNIS 3,600,000
Herzliya
4 bd 3 ba 143 m²
ApartmentNIS 1,990,000
Tel Aviv - Jaffa
2 bd 1 ba 68 m²
ApartmentNIS 2,350,000
Jerusalem
3 bd 1 ba 143 m²
ApartmentNIS 1,050,000
Afula
2 bd 1 ba 78 m²
ApartmentNIS 2,290,000
Netanya
2 bd 2 ba 92 m²
ApartmentNIS 6,850,000
Tel Aviv - Jaffa
3 bd 2 ba 152 m²
ApartmentNIS 3,490,000
Ramat Gan
3 bd 2 ba 87 m²
ApartmentNIS 630,000
Afula
1 bd 1 ba 50 m²
ApartmentNIS 3,080,000
Ashdod
4 bd 2 ba 145 m²
ApartmentNIS 9,000,000
Jerusalem
5 bd 4 ba 260 m²
ApartmentNIS 2,340,000
kiryat Ono
3 bd 1 ba 83 m²
ApartmentNIS 3,200,000
Giv'at Shmu'el
3 bd 2 ba 92 m²
ApartmentNIS 2,150,000
Netanya
3 bd 2 ba 113 m²
ApartmentNIS 6,000,000
Jerusalem
3 bd 3 ba 140 m²
ApartmentNIS 3,250,000
Jerusalem
3 bd 1 ba 80 m²
ApartmentNIS 1,450,000
Afula
4 bd 2 ba 135 m²
ApartmentNIS 2,230,000
Netanya
3 bd 2 ba 110 m²
ApartmentNIS 1,460,000
Ashkelon
2 bd 2 ba 88 m²
ApartmentNIS 2,499,000
Tel Aviv - Jaffa
3 bd 1 ba 60 m²
ApartmentNIS 2,550,000
Harish
7 bd 3 ba 166 m²
ApartmentNIS 1,200,000
Ma'a lot
3 bd 1 ba 88 m²
ApartmentNIS 2,990,000
Ra'anana
3 bd 2 ba 122 m²
Apartments in Israel
Apartments for sale in Israel are the core of our Israeli listings: 6,789 of 8,410 on RealEstateAbroad. The market is expensive, heavily taxed for overseas buyers and built on a system of state land leases that surprises many newcomers, so understanding the legal frame matters before you compare prices.
Price levels
Across Israel, the median asking price in our listings is €676,873, with the middle half from €458,995 to €1,016,762, and a median of €6,257 per m². Tel Aviv sits well above the national median, while Be'ersheba, Afula and the Haifa Bay towns are lower. They are asking prices from current listings and may be converted from shekels.
Land and lease
Much of Israel's land is owned by the state and managed by the Israel Land Authority. Apartments on such land are held under long leases, commonly 49 years with renewal, and in practice many leases are capitalised or renewed on routine terms. Check the type of land right in the registry (Tabu or equivalent), whether any ground lease fees remain, and the renewal conditions. A lawyer should handle this review.
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Where to look
Tel Aviv is the premium market, with White City Bauhaus buildings, new towers and ageing blocks undergoing renewal. Jerusalem offers a distinctive housing stock with demand from religious and diaspora buyers. Haifa has sea and mountain views at lower prices, Netanya is a coastal city popular with French-speaking buyers, and Be'ersheba is the southern capital. The Krayot towns Kiryat Bialik and Kiryat Motzkin and the northern city Afula provide cheaper alternatives.
Tax and costs
Purchase tax (mas rechisha) is charged on a progressive scale. Foreign residents and owners of an additional property pay higher rates, in the order of 8% to 10% of the value, so verify the current brackets with an Israeli lawyer. Add lawyer fees of around 0.5%-1% plus VAT and agent commission of about 2% plus VAT. Annual municipal tax (arnona) is levied on the occupier. Buildings may also undergo seismic strengthening programmes, so ask about any plans.
In Israel the purchase tax rate depends on who you are, so ask your lawyer before you fall for a price.
Next steps
Consider houses for more space and see the Israel consultation guide and financing in Israel. The mortgage calculator helps with budgets.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy property in Israel?
Yes. There are no general restrictions on non-resident buyers, but they pay higher purchase tax and face tighter mortgage terms.
What is the Israel Land Authority?
The state body that administers most land in Israel. Many apartments are held on long leases from it.
How much is purchase tax for non-residents?
Roughly 8% to 10% in many cases, though brackets change. Confirm before signing.
Do I need a lawyer?
Yes. A lawyer checks the registry, leases and contract, and arranges the tax and registration.
What is Tama 38?
A programme that encouraged seismic strengthening of older buildings, often adding floors and new facilities. Ask whether the building has taken part.
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