Our friends at Sfaro Architects are well known for their ability to transform and grow any space they work on. When the client required a second bedroom for their newborn, the team rethought the entire space, creating an entirely new home from the bottom up.Read more
Record transactions took place over Q1-Q3 2012, showing the continued strength of the luxury real estate market in Tel Aviv.
Record transactions took place over Q1-Q3 2012, showing the continued strength of the luxury real estate market in Tel Aviv.
The Bank of Israel reported that the amount of mortgages taken out by Israelis has risen 4.5% from last year. Despite the continuing rise in home prices, Israelis and foreigners continue to buy real estate here en masse.Read more
As the Jewish new year approaches, Summer 2012 is coming to an end. How did the “busy season” fare this year in the Tel Aviv real estate market? Read more
The past year has seen countless articles and stories in the Israeli media speculating on the health of the domestic real estate market. As a […]Read more
Is the Tel Aviv real estate market coming back? The evidence would suggest that, yes, indeed it is. For the first time in three quarters, […]Read more
According to Knight Frank and CNBC Israel’s real estate market ranks third in the world in regards to growth over the past 5 years, topping hot property markets like Singapore and Thailand, though behind both Hong Kong and China.
According to Knight Frank and CNBC Israel’s real estate market ranks third in the world in regards to growth over the past 5 years, topping hot property markets like Singapore and Thailand, though behind both Hong Kong and China.
While Jerusalem has been long known for it’s luxury hotels like the King David, Inbal, David’s Citadel, the Mamilla, and the much anticipated Waldrof-Astoria, Tel Aviv has not known for it’s selection of luxury hotel and vacation accommodations.