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Ramat Dan · Ramla

Ramat Dan home prices

The average home in Ramat Dan, Ramla sold for ₪1.52M over the last 12 months, 3% below the Ramla average. Average rent: ₪4,550 a month (Ramla: ₪3,825). It ranks 6 of 8 neighbourhoods in Ramla by price.

Average home
₪1.5M
3% below the city average
Rent
₪4,550
a month, average
Price rank in the city
6 of 8
1 = most expensive
Rental yield
3.6%
a year, gross
Ramla neighbourhoods by average home price

How much does a home cost in Ramat Dan?

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Average home price
₪1.5Mover the last 12 months
▼ 7.9% a year3% below the Ramla average

25% below the national average

Average rent
₪4,550a month
no change 19% above the Ramla average

9% below the national average

3 rooms
₪4,400
4 rooms
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5+ rooms
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Average home price by quarter

Ramat DanRamlaIsrael
₪1.5M20212022202320242025
Rent by quarter too

Average rent by quarter

Ramat DanRamlaIsrael
₪4,5502022202320242025

Source: Israel Tax Authority, Nadlan. Averages of reported sales; quarters with few sales have no neighbourhood average, and the line skips them.

Streets in Ramat Dan

אהרון בוגנים, אריה קרמר, גרשון ש"ץ, הזית and 6 more

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  • אהרון בוגנים
  • אריה קרמר
  • גרשון ש"ץ
  • הזית
  • התשעה
  • חטיבת קרייתי
  • יובלים
  • קרן היסוד
  • שמחה הולצברג
  • שרת

Streets assigned to the neighbourhood in Nadlan, shown in Hebrew as on street signs.

Ramla price map

Every neighbourhood on the map, coloured by home price

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FAQ

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What is the average apartment price in Ramat Dan, Ramla?

₪1.52M, based on sales reported to the Israel Tax Authority over the last 12 months. The average across Ramla is ₪1.57M.

How much does it cost to rent in Ramat Dan, Ramla?

Average rent is ₪4,550 a month (3 rooms ₪4,400).

Are home prices in Ramat Dan, Ramla going up?

The average price fell 7.94% from the previous 12 months.

What is the rental yield in Ramat Dan, Ramla?

About 3.6% a year (annual rent divided by the price), based on Nadlan data.

Data sources

Updated 1 Nov 2026. Prices are averages of sales reported to the Israel Tax Authority, not valuations.