The settlement where a 4-room apartment with a MAMAD will cost 1.3 million shekels

Prices for new apartments are higher than for second-hand ones, mainly due to the presence of a MAMAD (protected space). In some settlements, prices are almost half the national average. Where can you buy apartments at this price and where can you find a 3-room apartment for less than a million?

ICEAuthor: Itzik Itzhaki
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The settlement where a 4-room apartment with a MAMAD will cost 1.3 million shekels
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The price gap between new apartments and second-hand properties has been widening since the beginning of the war. The reason is not the difference between a new and an old building, but the gap between a new apartment that includes a MAMAD and one that does not. Properties built before 1992, which lack a protected space, drive down second-hand market prices. The gap can sometimes exceed 10% of the apartment's value, especially in cities more sensitive to the missile threat.

In some cities, apartments with a MAMAD are sold for 40%–45% less than the national average. This is the case in Be'er Sheva, as well as in cities closer to the center or the northern Sharon area. One example is Harish, a city where demand for new apartments remains low despite the price.

We have compiled a list of deals closed last week:

  • A 5-room apartment on Rakefet Street (112 sqm, 12 sqm balcony, 5th floor out of 7, elevator, parking, MAMAD) was sold for 1.59 million shekels.

  • A 4-room apartment on Zayit Street (96 sqm, 12 sqm balcony, 2nd floor out of 7, elevator, parking, MAMAD) was sold for 1.315 million shekels.

  • A 3-room apartment on Hevruta Street (78 sqm, 12 sqm balcony, 3rd floor out of 6, elevator, parking, MAMAD) was sold for 1.25 million shekels.

In Be'er Sheva, in the HaPark neighborhood, a 4-room apartment on Nahal Prat Street (140 sqm, 14 sqm balcony, 3rd floor out of 8, elevator, parking, MAMAD) was sold for 1.43 million shekels.

Additional deals (via Remax):

Be'er Sheva

  • A 3-room apartment on Avraham Avinu Street (Dalet neighborhood, 75 sqm, 3rd floor out of 9, elevator) — 985,000 shekels.

  • A 3-room apartment on Wingate Street (Gimel neighborhood, 79 sqm, 3rd floor out of 4) — 925,000 shekels.

Tveria

  • A 4-room apartment on HaShoftim Street (90 sqm, 15 sqm balcony, 1st floor out of 3) — 860,000 shekels.

Ofakim

  • A 5-room apartment on Tiltan Street (150 sqm, two balconies 8+15 sqm, 1st floor out of 3, elevator, parking, MAMAD) — 1.735 million shekels.

Richon LeZion

  • A 3-room apartment on Alkabetz Street (Neot Shikma neighborhood, 73 sqm, 3rd floor out of 10, elevator, parking, MAMAD) — 1.84 million shekels.

Kiryat Gat

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