New Developments in Jerusalem
82 listings
Exclusive 5
2031
3 units
Apartment
Kiryat Yovel, Jerusalem
From 2,230,000 ₪
Up to 4,300,000 ₪
Available :
Apartment, 3 rooms, 89 m²
Apartment, 5 rooms, 145 m²
Apartment, 2 rooms, 60 m²
7
2027
3 units
Ground floor Apartment
New project in Katamonim neighborhood 3 to 6 rooms Jerusalem
Katamonim, Jerusalem
From 3,950,000 ₪
Up to 5,200,000 ₪
Available :
Ground floor, 3 rooms, 60 m²
Apartment, 4 rooms, 104 m²
Apartment, 5 rooms, 123 m²
Open view
Garden
Beachfront
2029
3 units
Apartment Penthouse
New Ramat Sharet Jerusalem Project
Ramat Sharet, Jerusalem
From 3,400,000 ₪
Up to 12,000,000 ₪
Available :
Apartment, 3 rooms, 80 m²
Apartment, 4 rooms, 97 m²
Penthouse, 6 rooms, 133 m²
Open view
Garden
Beachfront
2029
3 units
Apartment
New Katamonim Jerusalem project from 2 to 5 rooms, penthouses and garden level
Katamonim, Jerusalem
From 2,400,000 ₪
Up to 4,500,000 ₪
Available :
Apartment, 2 rooms, 53 m²
Apartment, 3 rooms, 80 m²
Apartment, 5 rooms, 120 m²
Open view
Garden
Beachfront
2027
2 units
Apartment
New project in the heart of Talpiot Jerusalem
Talpiot, Jerusalem
From 3,761,000 ₪
Up to 4,268,000 ₪
Available :
Apartment, 4 rooms, 102 m²
Apartment, 5 rooms, 123 m²
Open view
Garden
Beachfront
Delivered
Apartment
New project in Katamonim Jerusalem
Katamonim, Jerusalem
4,720,000 ₪
$1,623,680 | €1,397,120
4 rooms
113 m²
Open view
Garden
Questions fréquentes sur Jerusalem
Wide range depending on neighborhood. New 4-room: 1.3 million ₪ (Neve Yaakov, northern extensions) to 4.5 million ₪ (downtown Rehavia). Per sqm: 22,000 ₪ (extensions) to 80,000 ₪ (premium downtown penthouses). City average: 35,000 to 45,000 ₪/sqm.
Arnona and Arnona Tzeira for good value with strong French-English speaking community, Talpiot for dynamic Pinui-Binui, Har Homa for a more limited budget with new extensions, Rehavia/German Colony for prestige. The choice depends on profile (religious or not, budget, desired community).
Azrieli, Electra, Aura, Leviev, Africa Israel, Shikun u'Binui, Rotshtein, Lapaz. All the major Israeli groups. Some specific projects are carried out by local developers specialized in the religious market (Moshe Wertheimer, AF Sperb) with adapted specifications (Shabbat, kashrut).
Yes structurally: demographics +1.5%/year, permanent international demand (diplomats, olim, religious investors), limited land supply. Rental yield 3-4% (average), but strong long-term capital gains. Political risk to consider (some areas have disputed status).
Yes, very common. Many Jerusalem developers and agencies specialize in sales to French speakers. French documentation, French-speaking lawyers, experienced notaries. Bank financing possible for non-residents (50% minimum down payment). Off-plan purchases massively used by olim before their Aliyah.
