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70 cities · data for June 2026

House prices in Israel by city 2026

The most expensive homes in Israel are in Ra'anana (₪3,659,100), Ramat HaSharon (₪3,578,000) and Tel Aviv-Yafo (₪3,531,200) on average. The cheapest cities: Umm al-Fahm (₪365,900), Dimona (₪651,900) and Kiryat Shmona (₪811,000). The national average: ₪2,034,550.

Beit She'an: ₪983,100Ariel: ₪1,572,500Nesher: ₪1,480,400Ma'alot-Tarshiha: ₪1,149,400Kiryat Shmona: ₪811,000Yokneam Illit: ₪1,987,600Ganei Tikva: ₪3,529,300Or Akiva: ₪1,734,600Migdal HaEmek: ₪948,500Kfar Yona: ₪2,570,000Kiryat Malakhi: ₪1,184,000Arad: ₪947,200Givat Shmuel: ₪3,108,450Yehud-Monosson: ₪2,651,200Tirat Carmel: ₪1,475,900Ma'ale Adumim: ₪2,067,500Safed (Tzfat): ₪1,394,350Dimona: ₪651,900Sderot: ₪1,040,400Be'er Ya'akov: ₪2,571,900Kiryat Yam: ₪1,353,100Or Yehuda: ₪2,598,850Ofakim: ₪1,253,700Harish: ₪1,487,100Karmiel: ₪1,248,900Nes Ziona: ₪2,232,450Nof HaGalil: ₪1,045,700Kiryat Ono: ₪3,175,100Kiryat Bialik: ₪1,222,650Ramat HaSharon: ₪3,578,000Kiryat Motzkin: ₪1,383,400Elad: ₪2,352,400Acre (Akko): ₪1,057,800Tiberias: ₪1,209,700Eilat: ₪1,559,800Givatayim: ₪3,339,200Yavne: ₪2,472,900Netivot: ₪1,339,300Umm al-Fahm: ₪365,900Kiryat Ata: ₪1,336,600Hod HaSharon: ₪3,247,000Nahariya: ₪1,733,200Afula: ₪1,258,900Beitar Illit: ₪2,761,800Nazareth: ₪1,096,100Kiryat Gat: ₪1,240,400Rosh HaAyin: ₪2,486,700Ra'anana: ₪3,659,100Ramla: ₪1,572,100Modi'in Illit: ₪2,049,800Kfar Saba: ₪2,383,150Lod: ₪1,653,700Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut: ₪2,837,000Hadera: ₪1,781,300Herzliya: ₪3,188,700Bat Yam: ₪1,899,900Rehovot: ₪2,347,100Ramat Gan: ₪3,073,800Ashkelon: ₪1,520,200Holon: ₪2,088,000Beit Shemesh: ₪2,310,200Be'er Sheva: ₪1,091,200Ashdod: ₪1,835,300Netanya: ₪2,409,300Bnei Brak: ₪2,274,300Rishon LeZion: ₪1,974,100Petah Tikva: ₪2,441,100Haifa: ₪1,413,750Tel Aviv-Yafo: ₪3,531,200Jerusalem: ₪2,825,500123
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Full ranking: House prices in Israel by city

Average apartment price, June 2026. Click a name to see all its data.

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#CityAverage apartment price
1Ra'anana
₪3,659,100
2Ramat HaSharon
₪3,578,000
3Tel Aviv-Yafo
₪3,531,200
4Ganei Tikva
₪3,529,300
5Givatayim
₪3,339,200
6Hod HaSharon
₪3,247,000
7Herzliya
₪3,188,700
8Kiryat Ono
₪3,175,100
9Givat Shmuel
₪3,108,450
10Ramat Gan
₪3,073,800
11Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut
₪2,837,000
12Jerusalem
₪2,825,500
13Beitar Illit
₪2,761,800
14Yehud-Monosson
₪2,651,200
15Or Yehuda
₪2,598,850
16Be'er Ya'akov
₪2,571,900
17Kfar Yona
₪2,570,000
18Rosh HaAyin
₪2,486,700
19Yavne
₪2,472,900
20Petah Tikva
₪2,441,100

Dashed line: the median, ₪1,781,300

By district

The median value in each district

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Tel Aviv
₪3,175,100
Jerusalem
₪2,825,500
Central
₪2,472,900
Judea and Samaria
₪2,067,500
Haifa
₪1,413,750
Southern
₪1,240,400
Northern
₪1,149,400

How is this ranking calculated?

Method and sources

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The average price of apartment sales in the last 12 months, all sizes, from Tax Authority deal reports on the Nadlan site. A city with many small apartments looks cheaper; each town's page breaks prices down by number of rooms.

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What is the cheapest city in Israel to buy an apartment?

Umm al-Fahm: an average apartment costs ₪365,900 (June 2026).

What is the most expensive city in Israel?

Ra'anana: ₪3,659,100 for an average apartment.

How much does an average apartment cost in Israel?

₪2,034,550, based on deals in the last 12 months. 40 of the 70 cities are cheaper than that.

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