Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph stands as one of the city’s most renowned expansions, home to tens of thousands of residents. Renowned for its variety of housing, vibrant religious communities, and bustling commercial areas, RBS A remains a go-to destination for families seeking an immersive Jewish lifestyle.
Semerenko Group lists no homes in Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph today; in Beit Shemesh it lists 2 for sale and 1 for rent (checked 2026-10-16). According to Semerenko Group's registry, the median recorded apartment sale price in Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph was ₪2,780,000 over Q4 2025 to Q3 2026 (54 deals recorded by the Israel Tax Authority, data to 2026-08-18). The Beit Shemesh city-wide median was ₪2,280,000 in Q2 2026 (333 deals). The tables below show the Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph figure and the city-level figures; see Beit Shemesh for the whole city.
| Quarters covered | Deals (n) | Median price ₪ | Median price $ | Median price £ | Median price € |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q3 2026, Q2 2026, Q1 2026, Q4 2025 | 54 | ₪2,780,000 | $899,000 | £671,000 | €801,000 |
| Quarter | Deals (n) | Median price ₪ | Median price $ | Median price £ | Median price € | Median per sqm ₪ | Median per sq ft ₪ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q3 2026 (partial quarter) | 117 | ₪2,250,000 | $728,000 | £543,000 | €648,000 | ₪24,345 | ₪2,262 |
| Q2 2026 | 333 | ₪2,280,000 | $738,000 | £550,000 | €657,000 | ₪23,718 | ₪2,203 |
| Q1 2026 | 471 | ₪2,370,000 | $767,000 | £572,000 | €683,000 | ₪23,297 | ₪2,164 |
| Q4 2025 | 348 | ₪2,395,000 | $775,000 | £578,000 | €690,000 | ₪23,786 | ₪2,210 |
| Q3 2025 | 253 | ₪2,275,000 | $736,000 | £549,000 | €655,000 | ₪23,938 | ₪2,224 |
| Q2 2025 | 319 | ₪2,045,000 | $662,000 | £494,000 | €589,000 | ₪22,000 | ₪2,044 |
| Q1 2025 | 285 | ₪2,315,000 | $749,000 | £559,000 | €667,000 | ₪23,094 | ₪2,146 |
| Q4 2024 | 255 | ₪2,425,000 | $785,000 | £585,000 | €698,000 | ₪22,788 | ₪2,117 |
| Month | Sale median ₪ | Sale $ | Sale £ | Sale € | Sale listings (n) | Rent median ₪ a month | Rent $ | Rent £ | Rent € | Rent listings (n) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 2026 (month so far) | ₪2,690,000 | $870,000 | £649,000 | €775,000 | 958 | ₪5,500 | $1,780 | £1,330 | €1,580 | 516 |
| Size (sqm) | Size (sq ft) | Deals (n) | Median price ₪ | Median price $ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| under 60 sqm | under 646 sq ft | 31 | ₪1,540,000 | $498,000 |
| 60-89 sqm | 646-958 sq ft | 334 | ₪1,975,000 | $639,000 |
| 90-119 sqm | 969-1,281 sq ft | 514 | ₪2,305,000 | $746,000 |
| 120-159 sqm | 1,292-1,711 sq ft | 303 | ₪3,025,000 | $979,000 |
| 160+ sqm | 1,722+ sq ft | 86 | ₪3,900,000 | $1,260,000 |
| Israeli rooms | Bedrooms | Listings (n) | Median rent ₪ a month | Rent $ | Rent £ | Rent € |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-2 | 0-1 | 93 | ₪3,700 | $1,200 | £893 | €1,070 |
| 3 | 2 | 85 | ₪4,950 | $1,600 | £1,200 | €1,430 |
| 4 | 3 | 75 | ₪6,500 | $2,100 | £1,570 | €1,870 |
| 5+ | 4 or more | 71 | ₪8,500 | $2,750 | £2,050 | €2,450 |
| Stated in the listing |
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| Mamad stated: 5 of 103 portal listings matching the registry names (4.9 percent) |
| Elevator stated: 3 of 103 portal listings matching the registry names (2.9 percent) |
| Parking stated: 4 of 103 portal listings matching the registry names (3.9 percent) |
Selected property advertisements in Beit Shemesh (none listed in Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph today)
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Frequently asked questions
What is the median apartment price and price per square meter in Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph?
In Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph, the median recorded apartment sale price was ₪2,780,000 ($899,000) across 54 Israel Tax Authority recorded transactions over Q3 2026, Q2 2026, Q1 2026, Q4 2025. Across Beit Shemesh as a whole in Q2 2026, the median recorded apartment sale price was ₪2,280,000 ($738,000) and the median price per square meter was ₪23,718 per sqm (₪2,203 per sq ft) across 333 recorded deals.
What are current asking prices and monthly rents in Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph?
On deduplicated public portal listings, the median asking sale price (city-wide figures for Beit Shemesh) in October 2026 (month so far) is ₪2,690,000 ($870,000) across 958 active portal listings, and the median monthly asking rent is ₪5,500 ($1,780) across 516 rental listings. By apartment size, median monthly asking rents are: 1-2 rooms (0-1 bedrooms): ₪3,700/month (n=93); 3 rooms (2 bedrooms): ₪4,950/month (n=85); 4 rooms (3 bedrooms): ₪6,500/month (n=75); 5+ rooms (4 or more bedrooms): ₪8,500/month (n=71).
How do recorded apartment prices vary by size in Beit Shemesh?
Over the last four quarters of Israel Tax Authority records in Beit Shemesh, median apartment sale prices by registered floor area are: under 60 sqm (under 646 sq ft): ₪1,540,000 ($498,000, n=31 deals); 60-89 sqm (646-958 sq ft): ₪1,975,000 ($639,000, n=334 deals); 90-119 sqm (969-1,281 sq ft): ₪2,305,000 ($746,000, n=514 deals); 120-159 sqm (1,292-1,711 sq ft): ₪3,025,000 ($979,000, n=303 deals); 160+ sqm (1,722+ sq ft): ₪3,900,000 ($1,260,000, n=86 deals).
How does Semerenko Group verify Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph market data?
Recorded transaction prices come from official Israel Tax Authority filings (Nadlan / GovMap layer 16), asking prices come from deduplicated active listings on Israeli property portals, and foreign-currency figures use Bank of Israel representative exchange rates. Cells with fewer than 20 observations are suppressed. Data verified 2026-10-24.
Sources
- Bank of Israel representative exchange rates (EUR), data as of 2026-10-21
- Bank of Israel representative exchange rates (GBP), data as of 2026-10-21
- Bank of Israel representative exchange rates (USD), data as of 2026-10-21
- Israel Tax Authority recorded deals via GovMap layer 16, data as of 2026-09-01
- Semerenko Group property listings, data as of 2026-10-21
- Active property listings (Yad2, Madlan and other public listing sites, duplicates removed), data as of 2026-10-24
Data compiled 2026-10-24 from cited sources · Editorial oversight: Chaim Semerenko · Methodology · Editorial policy · Corrections policy · Authors
More Info About Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph
When people mention “Ramat Beit Shemesh,” RBS A often takes center stage. Since its establishment, this neighborhood has blossomed into a self-sustaining community with schools, yeshivas, parks, and shops all within easy walking distance.
Neighborhood Breakdown
RBS A encompasses multiple sections, each reflecting slightly different cultural and religious nuances:
- Dolev Section: A mix of Dati Leumi, Haredi, and Anglo families, centering around Nachal Dolev Street. Proximity to playgrounds, convenience stores, and preschools fosters a family-friendly vibe.
- Revivim Section: Predominantly Haredi, attracting large families who value closeness to yeshivas and kollels. Real estate often features bigger apartments with multiple bedrooms.
- Mishkenos Yaakov: Another mostly Haredi hub, known for its direct access to RBS A’s main shopping district and community resources.
Housing Options
RBS A caters to a broad spectrum of budgets and preferences:
- Standard Apartments: Generally 3- to 5-room units in mid-rise buildings.
- Duplexes & Cottages: Popular among growing families, these multi-level homes often include small yards or balconies.
- Occasional Villas: Less common but present, typically commanding higher price tags.
Property availability can be competitive, especially for well-located apartments near main roads and commercial strips.
Buying in RBS A
If you aim to buy, be prepared for a bustling market where listings can move quickly. Prices fluctuate based on proximity to schools, synagogues, and bus routes. Many international buyers favor RBS A for its blend of Haredi and Dati Leumi communities, robust commercial corridors, and widespread English usage among residents.
- Legal Checks: Confirm that expansions or added rooms have proper permits.
- Mortgage Availability: Israeli banks often accommodate foreign buyers, but it’s wise to consult professionals for the best loan terms.
Renting in RBS A
Rental demand remains consistently high:
- Target Demographic: Families who move in to explore local schools and synagogues before deciding on a permanent purchase.
- Rental Ranges: A 3-room apartment might start around mid-range monthly rates, while a 5-room cottage or duplex can climb considerably higher.
Landlords often prefer longer-term tenants, ensuring stability in a market that sees continuous interest from new arrivals.
Investments in RBS A
Thanks to a strong cultural identity and persistent population growth, RBS A generally retains stable or growing property values. Rental yields can also be robust, particularly for larger units near essential community facilities.
- Short Turnover: High demand can make it easier to find tenants quickly.
- Potential Renovations: Older apartments may need updating to meet modern standards. Proper renovations can significantly boost both rental rates and resale value.
Daily Living and Amenities
Life in RBS A revolves around communal institutions. Busy shopping strips line main roads, featuring supermarkets, specialty food stores, banks, clinics, and clothing shops. Many residents enjoy the walkability of the neighborhood, as schools and synagogues are often only a few minutes away.
- Religious Life: Dozens of synagogues cater to multiple Jewish denominations. Holiday seasons, such as Sukkot, highlight the neighborhood’s communal spirit, balconies and courtyards transform into vibrant sukkahs.
- Education: Both Haredi and Dati Leumi schools flourish, offering diverse curricula.
- Parks and Recreation: Small parks with playgrounds dot the map, providing families with easy options for outdoor activities.
Community Ties
RBS A is known for forging deep communal bonds. Anglos often find it convenient because of the established English-speaking support networks, ranging from mommy-and-me groups to business owners who speak fluent English. Meanwhile, Hebrew-speaking families appreciate the full integration of cultural activities.
How Semerenko Group Can Help
Whether you’re seeking a modest apartment near local yeshivas or a larger duplex for a growing family, Semerenko Group’s expertise in RBS A can be invaluable. From scouting listings to finalizing contracts, their local insight streamlines each step.
Ultimately, RBS A is a microcosm of what makes Beit Shemesh appealing: tight-knit communities, robust infrastructure, and a rich tapestry of religious life. From first-time renters to seasoned investors, many find that RBS A ticks the boxes for convenience, community, and cultural engagement.
