Properties for Sale in Jerusalem

33 listings found - 6+ rooms

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New Project Ramat Sharet Jerusalem

29 April 2026 Penthouse

Ramat Sharet

12,000,000 ₪

$3,936,000 | €3,360,000

rooms6

m²133

New project in Katamonim neighborhood, 3 to 6 rooms Jerusalem

New 7

New project in Katamonim neighborhood, 3 to 6 rooms Jerusalem

29 April 2026 Duplex-Penthouse

Katamonim

7,700,000 ₪

$2,525,600 | €2,156,000

rooms6

m²137

Exclusive Sale 4

Michkenot Haouma Jerusalem Center

29 April 2026 Apartment

Kiryat haleum

6,300,000 ₪

$2,066,400 | €1,764,000

rooms6

m²143

Exclusive Recommandé Sale 6

Cottage with pool - Ramat Motsa

27 April 2026 Cottage

Har Nof

6,700,000 ₪

$2,197,600 | €1,876,000

rooms10

m²264

Exclusive Recommandé Sale 6

3 separate houses built

27 April 2026 Land

Ein Kerem

10,500,000 ₪

$3,444,000 | €2,940,000

rooms10

m²725

Exclusive Sale 6

Garden-level apartment - Ramat Sharett

27 April 2026 Ground floor

Ramat Sharet

6,500,000 ₪

$2,132,000 | €1,820,000

rooms7

m²190

Sale 9

House for sale in Jerusalem - Talbiye

19 April 2026 Villa

Talbieh

46,000,000 ₪

$15,088,000 | €12,880,000

rooms9

m²517

Sale 5

In the heart of the city center

15 April 2026 Penthouse

City Center

25,000,000 ₪

$8,200,000 | €7,000,000

rooms7

m²330

Sale 6

Holyland - Beit Vagan - Jerusalem

15 April 2026 Duplex-Penthouse

Holyland

14,600,000 ₪

$4,788,800 | €4,088,000

rooms6

m²235

Rare penthouse in Har Homa – with passive income and breathtaking views!

Sale 6

Rare penthouse in Har Homa – with passive income and breathtaking views!

10 March 2026 Mini-Penthouse

Har Homa

4,850,000 ₪

$1,590,800 | €1,358,000

rooms6

m²135

Sale 6

Dream Penthouse!

10 March 2026 Penthouse

Har Homa

5,070,000 ₪

$1,662,960 | €1,419,600

rooms6

m²173

Frequently asked questions about Jerusalem

For a 4-room apartment in Jerusalem, prices range between 2,500,000 and 5,500,000 ₪ depending on the neighborhood. Rechavia and Talbiyeh are the most expensive, Har Homa and Pisgat Ze'ev the most affordable.

Rechavia and Talbiyeh for prestige, Baka and the German Colony for francophone community life, Katamon for modern religious families, Mamilla for new luxury, and Har Homa or Pisgat Ze'ev for a first purchase on an accessible budget.

Jerusalem offers a rental yield of 3 to 4%, driven by student demand and the diaspora. The market is stable and resilient — less speculation than Tel Aviv, but steady appreciation over the long term. The city does not experience sustained price drops.

Yes, mainly in the neighborhoods of Baka, Moshava Germanit, Katamon, Beit Vegan, Kiryat Hayovel and Rechavia. There are francophone synagogues, shops and services. The community is more dispersed than in Netanya but well established.

The tram (red line, and soon the blue and green lines) serves the main routes. The fast train connects Jerusalem to Tel Aviv in 30 minutes. The city is also served by a dense bus network.