Second-hand apartment prices in Tel Aviv's District 3 fell 23% and in District 4 fell 7.8%, the sharpest declines recorded in the city, according to data.
01 · THE DISPATCH
Data from second-hand transactions in Tel Aviv shows the sharpest price drops in two districts: District 3 (23%) and District 4 (7.8%). The figures reflect a continued cooling in the housing market, which The Zioneer has previously tracked through reports on declining buyer profiles and price trends. The specific districts are among the city's most sought-after areas, and the magnitude of the decline suggests a significant shift in demand.
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