The article examines price disparities in the Israeli real estate market by comparing recent apartment sales in various cities. A 4-room apartment in Petah Tikva, located on the 21st floor of a 22-story building with two parking spaces, sold for 3.3 million shekels. In Ashkelon, a 4-room apartment with a 115 sqm garden and parking was sold for 1.3 million shekels. The Nadlan-Shark website offers an interactive map of real estate prices, highlighting the most expensive and affordable areas. The article also notes that despite the decline in the dollar and euro, prices in Israel remain high, suggesting that at similar prices, purchasing in London or Paris might be more advantageous.
