New Real Estate Database Unlocks 3.8 Million Israeli Property Transactions

Attorney Guy Zomer has made a massive database containing 3.8 million real estate transactions publicly accessible, overcoming the severe search limitations previously imposed by the Israel Tax Authority. While state databases typically restrict users to viewing only a few dozen properties with rigid search tools, Zomer's platform unlocks complete historical data for buyers, sellers, and appraisers.

The new tool allows users to track specific building transactions and neighborhood market values by simply entering a locality, street, and house number. Users instantly receive a comprehensive building profile detailing construction years, floor counts, full parcel addresses, and a complete transaction history including properties sold multiple times.

Real estate appraisers and banks traditionally rely on this precise historical building data before executing purchase or sales approvals. This technological breakthrough eliminates tedious manual searches, providing transparent property pricing and accurate market valuations for the general public.