Real Estate in Tel Aviv - Buy and Rent in Israel
Tel Aviv
911 properties found
À la une Sale 9 
Magnificent renovated 3-room apartment with terrace, near sea, quiet and spacious
23 March 2026 Apartment
quarter of the sea
5,800,000 ₪
$1,908,200 | €1,624,000
À la une Sale 6
Cobertura deslumbrante localizada a 3 minutos do mar, perto do Royal Beach Hotel. 172 m² de área útil + 60 m² de terraço, vaga de garagem com vista para o mar!Cobertura deslumbrante localizada a 3 minutos do mar, perto do Royal Beach Hotel. 172 m² de área útil + 60 m² de terraço, vaga de garagem com vista para o mar!
12 March 2026 Penthouse
quarter of the sea
18,900,000 ₪
$6,218,100 | €5,292,000
À la une Sale 5 
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Garden-level apartment - North Florentine
10 April 2026 Ground floor
Florentine
2,950,000 ₪
$970,550 | €826,000
Exclusive Sale 6
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Magnificent Duplex-Penthouse - Near Sea - Old North
10 April 2026 Duplex
Dizengoff
5,250,000 ₪
$1,727,250 | €1,470,000
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New Building - Old North - Near Sea
10 April 2026 Apartment
Hatsafon hayachan
4,800,000 ₪
$1,579,200 | €1,344,000
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Questions fréquentes sur Tel Aviv
For a 4-room apartment in Tel Aviv, prices vary between ₪5,000,000 and ₪9,000,000 depending on the neighborhood. Neve Tzedek and Rothschild are the most expensive, with properties that can exceed ₪15,000,000 for penthouses. Florentin and the south of the city offer more accessible entry prices, starting from ₪3,500,000 for a 3-4 room apartment.
The most sought-after neighborhoods are Neve Tzedek and Rothschild for prestige, north Tel Aviv (Hayarkon) for families, Florentin for young investors, and Jaffa for capital appreciation potential. The choice depends on your budget — the price gap between neighborhoods can range from single to triple.
Tel Aviv offers a gross rental yield of 2.5 to 3.5%, lower than other Israeli cities. But the market has never declined in the long term, and demand structurally exceeding supply supports constant price appreciation. It's a wealth investment rather than a yield investment.
Tel Aviv combines limited supply (the city is small and dense, there is no more available land), massive demand (economic capital, global tech hub, expatriates), and international appeal. The city is also protected by its UNESCO World Heritage status (Bauhaus), which limits demolition-reconstruction in certain neighborhoods.
The purchase process generally takes 2 to 4 months. The Tel Aviv market being very competitive, well-located properties sell quickly — you need to be responsive and have your lawyer and financing ready before starting visits. Check our purchase process guide for step-by-step details.
