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Tel Aviv District

Cities in the Tel Aviv District

The Tel Aviv District has 14 towns and villages with 1,559,759 residents (September 2026), 15% of Israel's population: 10 cities and 1 kibbutz. The largest is Tel Aviv-Yafo.

Residents
1,559,759
15% of Israel
Average home
₪2,900,000
43% pricier than average
Average monthly wage
₪18,300
21% higher than average
Crime cases per 1,000
47.4
40% more than average
Mikve Yisra'el · Institution · 423 residentsGelil Yam · Kibbutz · 641 residentsKfar Shmaryahu · Local council · 1,981 residentsAzor · Local council · 13,229 residentsOr Yehuda · City · 43,265 residentsKiryat Ono · City · 47,493 residentsRamat HaSharon · City · 49,481 residentsGivatayim · City · 57,968 residentsHerzliya · City · 113,519 residentsBat Yam · City · 128,583 residentsRamat Gan · City · 174,389 residentsHolon · City · 189,843 residentsBnei Brak · City · 242,192 residentsTel Aviv-Yafo · City · 496,752 residents
Each dot is a town, sized by population

Cities, moshavim and kibbutzim in the Tel Aviv area

99% of residents live in 10 cities.

Share of residentsShare of places
  • Cities
    10 places
    99%
    71%
  • Local councils
    2 places
    1%
    14%
  • Kibbutzim
    1 place
    ‎<1%
    7%
  • Other villages and institutions
    1 place
    ‎<1%
    7%
0%50%100%

Superlatives in the Tel Aviv area

Cities in the Tel Aviv District

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All towns and villages in the Tel Aviv District

14 places by subdistrict, with a type filter and name search

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Tel Aviv subdistrict14 places · 1,559,759 residents

FAQ

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How many towns are there in the Tel Aviv area?

The Tel Aviv District has 14 populated places: 10 cities and 1 kibbutz and others, according to the CBS localities file.

What is the largest town in the Tel Aviv area?

Tel Aviv-Yafo, with 496,752 residents. Next come Bnei Brak and Holon.

Where is the cheapest place to buy an apartment in the Tel Aviv area?

Bat Yam: an average apartment costs ₪1,899,900. The most expensive is Ramat HaSharon (₪3,578,000).

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Data sources
Sources: the CBS localities file and population estimates, Nadlan deal reports, National Insurance, the Israel Police and the Tax Authority. Averages are weighted by population. Updated November 2026.