Jerusalem Property Prices, Rent & Rental Yield

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Jerusalem is a city where history meets modernity, making its real estate market both unique and highly attractive. With a blend of ancient charm and contemporary development, the market draws local buyers, international investors, and renters alike. High demand, limited supply, and steady growth have created a vibrant scene for purchasing homes, renting properties, and seizing investment opportunities. Whether you’re interested in a historic apartment near cultural landmarks or a modern development on the city’s edge, Jerusalem offers a dynamic range of options that promise long-term value and enduring appeal.

Live market data · updated 2026-06-26

A standard 4-room apartment in Jerusalem has a recorded median sale price of about ₪3,120,000 (about $1.05M) and rents for about ₪8,600/month. That is a gross rental yield of about 3.28%, with recorded prices up 0.54% over the past year. These are medians of deals reported to the Tax Authority (recorded, not asking, prices) - the full breakdown by size and year is below.

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Sale price

₪3,120,000

standard 4-room · recorded median

Monthly rent

₪8,600/mo

standard 4-room · recorded median

Gross rental yield

3.28%

annual rent ÷ price

1-year price change

▲ +0.54%

year on year

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Price & rent trend

Median sale price by year (all sizes)

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Year	Median sale	Median rent	Gross yield
2025	₪2,720,000	₪6,700/mo	2.97%
2024	₪2,620,000	₪6,600/mo	3%
2023	₪2,530,000	₪6,300/mo	2.97%
2022	₪2,370,000	₪5,500/mo	2.8%
2021	₪2,050,000	₪4,400/mo	2.58%
2020	₪1,980,000	₪4,500/mo	2.74%

By apartment size

Size	Median sale	Median rent	Gross yield
3 rooms	₪2,390,000	₪6,200/mo	3.09%
4 rooms	₪3,120,000	₪8,600/mo	3.28%
5 rooms	₪4,070,000	₪10,300/mo	3.02%
All sizes	₪2,720,000	₪6,800/mo	3.02%

Neighborhoods in Jerusalem

112 neighborhoods - recorded medians where deals exist, local-market estimates (marked "est.") where they are thin.

Jerusalem Old City

Rent ₪8,500/mo · Yield 1.85%

Romema Industrial Zone

Rent ₪6,800/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Rent ₪10,000/mo · Yield 2.65%

Rent ₪7,200/mo · Yield 2.09%

Rent ₪9,500/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Rent ₪9,100/mo · Yield 2.78%

Rent ₪6,700/mo · Yield 2.1%

Rent ₪8,200/mo · Yield 2.43%

Emek Refaim-HaMoshava HaGermanit

Rent ₪10,000/mo · Yield 1.95%

Katamon HaYeshana

Rent ₪9,300/mo · Yield 2.31%

Rent ₪7,900/mo · Yield 2.54%

Rent ₪7,400/mo · Yield 2.14%

Rent ₪9,600/mo · Yield 2.24%

Rent ₪9,000/mo · Yield 2.92%

Ramat Rachel-Arnona HaHadasha

Rent ₪7,200/mo · Yield 2.88%

Rent ₪7,200/mo · Yield 2.34%

Rent ₪8,200/mo · Yield 3.02%

Givat Hananya - Abu Tor

Rent ₪8,000/mo · Yield 2.78%

Rent ₪9,100/mo · Yield 2.9%

Rent ₪11,300/mo · Yield 2.97%

Rent ₪9,300/mo · Yield 2.98%

Rent ₪9,000/mo · Yield 2.79%

Rent ₪7,200/mo · Yield 2.38%

Rent ₪9,300/mo · Yield 3.43%

Rent ₪7,800/mo · Yield 3.79%

Rent ₪8,200/mo · Yield 3.03%

Rent ₪8,600/mo · Yield 2.46%

Rent ₪11,100/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Rent ₪7,900/mo · Yield 3%

Talbiya-Komemiyut

Rent ₪10,300/mo · Yield 3.01%

Rent ₪8,600/mo · Yield 3.05%

Givat HaVradim-Rassco

Rent ₪8,800/mo · Yield 2.97%

French Hill - Givat Shapira

Rent ₪7,800/mo · Yield 3.19%

Rent ₪8,800/mo · Yield 3.02%

Rent ₪7,900/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Rent ₪8,300/mo · Yield 3.51%

Homat Shmuel-Har Homa

Rent ₪8,300/mo · Yield 3.62%

Rent ₪7,600/mo · Yield 2.21%

Rent ₪7,000/mo · Yield 3.09%

Rent ₪7,300/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Givat Mordechai

Rent ₪7,700/mo · Yield 3.28%

Rent ₪9,900/mo · Yield 3.18%

Rent ₪7,400/mo · Yield 2.73%

Morasha-Musrara

Rent ₪8,000/mo · Yield 3.81%

Rent ₪5,800/mo · Yield 2.78%

Kiryat Menachem

Rent ₪7,700/mo · Yield 3.6%

Rent ₪4,400/mo · Yield 2.21%

Rent ₪7,400/mo · Yield 3.62%

Rent ₪5,700/mo · Yield 2.55%

Rent ₪9,400/mo · Yield 2.59%

Rent ₪7,100/mo · Yield 2.75%

Rent ₪6,600/mo · Yield 3.21%

Rent ₪5,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Rent ₪6,300/mo · Yield 3.23%

Rent ₪6,600/mo · Yield 4.05%

Rent ₪7,400/mo · Yield 4.61%

Rent ₪5,000/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Givat Shaul Industrial Zone

Rent ₪4,500/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Rent ₪3,900/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Rent ₪3,000/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Rent ₪2,700/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪2,040,000 est.

Rent ₪5,600/mo · Yield 3.28%

Arab al-Sawahira

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪1,880,000 est.

Rent ₪5,100/mo · Yield 3.28%

₪3,550,000 est.

Rent ₪9,700/mo · Yield 3.28%

City Center East

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪2,630,000 est.

Rent ₪7,200/mo · Yield 3.28%

Government Quarter (Kiryat HaLeom)

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Kfar Shalma (Swedish Village)

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Christian Quarter

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Mei Naftoah (Lifta)

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Shomrei HaChomot

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Atarot Industrial Zone

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,420,000 est.

Rent ₪9,300/mo · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Har Hotzvim Industrial Zone

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Rent ₪6,800/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

American Colony

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪2,790,000 est.

Rent ₪7,600/mo · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Shimon HaTzadik

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Manachat-Malcha

₪3,550,000 est.

Rent ₪9,700/mo · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪2,800,000 est.

Rent ₪7,700/mo · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Armenian Quarter

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪2,940,000 est.

Rent ₪8,000/mo · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Mount of Olives

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

₪3,120,000 est.

Rent ₪8,600/mo est. · Yield 3.28%

Schools, transport & amenities

Official registry counts for the whole city - the day-to-day things renters, buyers and investors weigh.

Schools

516

primary / middle / high

Kindergartens

2433

early years

Bus stops

2398

public transport

Health clinics

1900

Clalit, Meuhedet, Maccabi, Leumit

Pharmacies

255

pharmacies

Sports & leisure

714

gyms, pitches, pools

Mikvaot

30

ritual baths

Bank branches

131

retail banking

Jerusalem has 516 schools (primary/middle/high), 2433 kindergartens, 2398 bus stops, 1900 health clinics (Clalit, Meuhedet, Maccabi, Leumit), 255 pharmacies and 714 sports facilities in Jerusalem. Sources: Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health and Ministry of Transport registries (via GovMap and data.gov.il), our analysis.

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More Info About Jerusalem

1. Market Overview

Price Trends:
Jerusalem’s housing prices have generally trended upward, driven by high demand and limited supply. After a brief cooling period, prices resumed rising, especially in prime areas where demand continues to outpace supply.
Demand Factors:
Demand is strong from both local and international buyers. A growing local population, increased immigration, and significant interest from overseas investors contribute to a competitive market. Many buyers, including those from abroad, are willing to pay a premium for properties in desirable neighborhoods.
Sales Volume:
Recent transaction activity has increased as buyers move quickly to secure properties before prices rise further. New housing projects and government initiatives (such as incentives for first-time buyers and urban renewal programs) have also helped boost sales.
Rental Market:
Rental demand is exceptionally high due to limited inventory. Rents have risen significantly in many neighborhoods, driven by a combination of local demand from families, students, and young professionals, as well as new immigrants who prefer to rent before buying.

2. Properties for Sale

Residential Properties:
The market offers a wide range of residential options, from historic stone walk-ups to modern luxury condominiums. Prices vary widely by neighborhood, with central and prestigious areas commanding higher prices. Buyers can expect to pay premium rates for properties in neighborhoods with historical and cultural significance, while more affordable options are available in outlying areas.
Commercial Properties:
Although smaller than the residential sector, the commercial market, including offices, retail spaces, and hotels, is growing steadily. Demand is fueled by Jerusalem’s status as a governmental and cultural hub. New commercial developments, often integrated into mixed-use projects, are emerging in key business areas.
Luxury Segment:
Jerusalem’s luxury market is vibrant, with high-end apartments, penthouses, and restored heritage properties attracting wealthy buyers from around the world. These properties, especially those with unique historical features or premium locations, often fetch multi-million-dollar prices.
New Developments:
In response to the housing shortage, many new construction projects are underway. These range from small-scale residential infills to large-scale, modern apartment complexes. Urban renewal initiatives are transforming older neighborhoods into modern residential areas while attempting to preserve some of the city’s historic character.

3. Rental Market

Long-Term Rentals:
The long-term rental market in Jerusalem is very competitive. With low vacancy rates, tenants often face bidding wars and significant rent increases. In many desirable neighborhoods, rent hikes have been substantial over the past year. A combination of factors, such as new immigrants renting on arrival and the overall scarcity of available units, has driven up rental prices significantly.
Short-Term Rentals:
Tourism plays an important role in Jerusalem’s real estate. Many property owners take advantage of platforms like Airbnb to cater to tourists, especially in areas near the Old City and popular markets. While short-term rentals can be very profitable due to high nightly rates, there are emerging regulatory discussions aimed at balancing tourism with local residential needs.

4. Investment Opportunities

Prime vs. Emerging Areas:
Investors have a choice between established prime areas (like central and historic neighborhoods) and emerging areas undergoing development or urban renewal. Prime areas tend to offer more stability and steady appreciation, while emerging neighborhoods may provide higher percentage gains if the area improves.
Rental Yields:
While rental yields in Jerusalem tend to be modest, often in the range of 2.5% to 3.5% annually, they are balanced by strong long-term capital appreciation. Many investors view Jerusalem’s market as a safe, long-term investment rather than a high-yield cash-flow opportunity.
Strategies for ROI:
Investors aiming for a return on investment might focus on properties in the city center or those with unique historical or luxury appeal. Other strategies include purchasing new construction or pre-sale units at a discount before values increase, as well as investing in properties that are likely to benefit from urban renewal programs.

5. Legal and Regulatory Considerations

Foreign Ownership:
Foreigners are permitted to purchase property in Israel, including Jerusalem, with rights similar to local buyers. While much of the land in Jerusalem is leased on a long-term basis rather than sold outright, these arrangements are standard and do not generally impede ownership.
Tax Considerations:
Buyers should be aware of purchase tax (Mas Rechisha), which is calculated on a progressive scale and tends to be higher for foreign investors compared to local first-time buyers. Additional taxes include annual municipal taxes (Arnona), income tax on rental income, and capital gains tax on the sale of properties.
Transaction Process:
The property purchase process in Jerusalem is straightforward: a purchase contract is signed, a deposit is paid, and the sale is completed with registration at the Israel Land Registry. It is advisable for both local and foreign buyers to work with qualified legal and tax professionals to navigate these regulations.

6. Financing Options

Mortgage Availability:
Israeli banks do offer mortgages to foreign buyers, though the terms are typically more conservative than those offered to citizens. For non-residents, financing is generally limited to around 50% of the property’s value, with some additional options available under certain conditions.
Interest Rates and Terms:
Mortgage rates in Israel have been rising in line with central bank policy. Loans are typically structured in multiple tranches (fixed, variable, or inflation-linked), and non-resident buyers might face slightly higher rates or additional fees. It is common for banks to require a local bank account, auto-debit arrangements, and even life insurance covering the loan amount.
Preparation and Documentation:
Prospective buyers should prepare detailed documentation of their income and financial history. Working with a mortgage broker who is experienced with foreign clients can be beneficial in finding the best financing options.

7. Future Outlook

Supply and Demand Dynamics:
While the influx of new developments is expected to gradually ease the housing shortage, demand in Jerusalem is likely to remain robust due to ongoing population growth and its global appeal. In the near term, the supply is still not sufficient to meet demand, keeping prices and rents high.
Price and Rental Projections:
Most analysts anticipate moderate, steady price growth rather than rapid surges, particularly after the strong run-ups seen in recent years. Rental rates are also expected to continue rising in line with demand, although potential regulatory changes regarding short-term rentals could have some impact.
Influencing Factors:
Key factors influencing the future include interest rate changes, the level of foreign investment, government policy regarding housing, improvements in infrastructure (such as new public transit lines), and the overall geopolitical climate. A stable political environment and continuous development initiatives are expected to support long-term growth in Jerusalem’s property market.
Overall Market Resilience:
Despite some short-term fluctuations, Jerusalem’s real estate market is viewed as a resilient, long-term investment. Its unique historical, cultural, and political significance makes it a “safe haven” for many investors, and this underlying appeal is expected to support ongoing capital appreciation and sustained demand.

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