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Average rent in Israel by city 2026

Rent is highest in Ramat HaSharon (₪8,900), Tel Aviv-Yafo (₪8,000) and Herzliya (₪7,800) a month on average. The cheapest: Beit She'an (₪2,225), Dimona (₪2,300) and Migdal HaEmek (₪2,500). The national average: ₪5,006.

Beit She'an: ₪2,225Ariel: ₪3,850Nesher: ₪3,100Ma'alot-Tarshiha: ₪2,625Kiryat Shmona: ₪2,550Yokneam Illit: ₪3,550Ganei Tikva: ₪5,500Or Akiva: ₪3,900Migdal HaEmek: ₪2,500Kfar Yona: ₪6,450Kiryat Malakhi: ₪3,100Arad: ₪2,700Givat Shmuel: ₪7,500Yehud-Monosson: ₪6,150Tirat Carmel: ₪3,300Ma'ale Adumim: ₪4,700Safed (Tzfat): ₪2,950Dimona: ₪2,300Sderot: ₪3,300Be'er Ya'akov: ₪7,150Kiryat Yam: ₪2,800Or Yehuda: ₪5,650Ofakim: ₪3,575Harish: ₪3,900Karmiel: ₪2,950Nes Ziona: ₪4,950Nof HaGalil: ₪2,575Kiryat Ono: ₪7,250Kiryat Bialik: ₪3,000Ramat HaSharon: ₪8,900Kiryat Motzkin: ₪3,275Elad: ₪5,750Acre (Akko): ₪2,800Tiberias: ₪2,975Eilat: ₪4,000Givatayim: ₪6,150Yavne: ₪4,750Netivot: ₪3,845Kiryat Ata: ₪2,850Hod HaSharon: ₪7,395Nahariya: ₪3,600Afula: ₪2,850Beitar Illit: ₪5,200Kiryat Gat: ₪3,000Rosh HaAyin: ₪5,675Ra'anana: ₪7,650Ramla: ₪3,825Modi'in Illit: ₪4,600Kfar Saba: ₪6,500Lod: ₪3,825Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut: ₪7,000Hadera: ₪4,000Herzliya: ₪7,800Bat Yam: ₪4,625Rehovot: ₪4,800Ramat Gan: ₪6,250Ashkelon: ₪3,799Holon: ₪5,100Beit Shemesh: ₪5,100Be'er Sheva: ₪2,800Ashdod: ₪4,500Netanya: ₪5,850Bnei Brak: ₪4,975Rishon LeZion: ₪5,300Petah Tikva: ₪5,000Haifa: ₪3,195Tel Aviv-Yafo: ₪8,000Jerusalem: ₪5,700123
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Highest rent

  1. #2Tel Aviv-Yafo₪8,000Average monthly rent
  2. #1Ramat HaSharon₪8,900Average monthly rent
  3. #3Herzliya₪7,800Average monthly rent

Lowest rent

  1. 68Beit She'an₪2,225
  2. 67Dimona₪2,300
  3. 66Migdal HaEmek₪2,500

Full ranking: Average rent in Israel by city

Average monthly rent, June 2026. Click a name to see all its data.

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#CityAverage monthly rent
1Ramat HaSharon
₪8,900
2Tel Aviv-Yafo
₪8,000
3Herzliya
₪7,800
4Ra'anana
₪7,650
5Givat Shmuel
₪7,500
6Hod HaSharon
₪7,395
7Kiryat Ono
₪7,250
8Be'er Ya'akov
₪7,150
9Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut
₪7,000
10Kfar Saba
₪6,500
11Kfar Yona
₪6,450
12Ramat Gan
₪6,250
13Givatayim
₪6,150
14Yehud-Monosson
₪6,150
15Netanya
₪5,850
16Elad
₪5,750
17Jerusalem
₪5,700
18Rosh HaAyin
₪5,675
19Or Yehuda
₪5,650
20Ganei Tikva
₪5,500

Dashed line: the median, ₪4,000

By district

The median value in each district

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Tel Aviv
₪6,250
Central
₪5,750
Jerusalem
₪5,700
Judea and Samaria
₪4,700
Southern
₪3,300
Haifa
₪3,275
Northern
₪2,850

How is this ranking calculated?

Method and sources

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The average monthly rent on leases reported in the last 12 months, all apartment sizes, from Nadlan data. Each town's page breaks rent down by number of rooms.

FAQ

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Where is the cheapest place to rent in Israel?

Beit She'an: ₪2,225 a month on average (June 2026).

Where is rent the most expensive?

Ramat HaSharon: ₪8,900 a month.

What is the average rent in Israel?

₪5,006 a month.

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