Israeli Real Estate
Verified99/100Israeli real estate data, property valuation, transaction guidance, and regulatory compliance. Use when user asks about Israeli property, "nadlan", "dira", apartment prices, purchase tax (mas rechisha), Tabu extract, rental agreements, mortgage (mashkanta), or Israel Land Authority tenders. Covers buying, selling, and renting in Israel. Do NOT use for non-Israeli real estate markets.
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The Israeli real estate market is among the most complex and expensive in the world, with significant information gaps between sellers and buyers. Transaction data is fragmented, valuations are opaque, and the purchasing process includes bureaucratic steps that most people only discover when they encounter them.
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When to Apply
- Calculating purchase tax for a first-time buyer, upgrader, or investor
- Evaluating a mortgage under Bank of Israel LTV rules
- Comparing historical transaction prices in an area before making an offer
- Understanding the difference between Tabu registration and Israel Land Authority properties
- Reviewing a rental contract under the Fair Rent Law
Try These Prompts
I am buying my first apartment for 2,500,000 NIS. How much purchase tax will I pay? Am I entitled to an exemption or discount?
How do I check ownership and registered notes on the property at 100 Dizengoff Street, Tel Aviv in the Land Registry (Tabu)?
I am renting out an apartment for the first time. What clauses must be included in a standard rental contract in Israel? What are my rights as a landlord?
Frequently Asked Questions
Changelog
Added the new-immigrant (oleh) purchase-tax track (Reg 12a: 0%/0.5%/8%/10%), corrected the tabu extract fee to 15 NIS, and fixed broken reference links. The /tools calculator now supports the oleh case too.
Jun 13, 2026
Fixed the dead Tabu online link and corrected the extract fee to ~18 NIS, added Bank of Israel mortgage LTV caps and a betterment-tax step.
May 14, 2026
2026 purchase tax brackets updated (the old 12% bracket for non-first apartments was dropped), filing/payment deadlines corrected, and a wrong calculation example was fixed. Added Recommended MCP Servers section pairing with nadlan and remy-land-authority.
Apr 21, 2026
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