According to a report by Ice, the average price of an attached home in Ramat Gan has crossed NIS 8 million, surpassing Tel Aviv where the average is slightly below that threshold.
A new report by the Israeli news outlet Ice found that Ramat Gan has overtaken Tel Aviv as the most expensive city for attached housing. The average price of an attached home in Ramat Gan now exceeds NIS 8 million, while in Tel Aviv the average remains slightly below that mark. The report adds to a mixed picture of Israel's housing market. In July, The Zioneer reported on a housing price drop led by the Tel Aviv district, and earlier in June, a separate report highlighted parking cost trends in major cities. The data suggests that while some segments of the market have seen declines, high-end attached housing in Ramat Gan continues to rise.
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