According to Semerenko Group's registry, the median recorded apartment sale price in Ramat Gan (a city figure, not City Center C) was ₪2,667,500 in Q2 2026 (392 deals). The price tables on this page show city-level figures; see Ramat Gan for the whole city.
| Quarter | Deals (n) | Median price ₪ | Median price $ | Median price £ | Median price € | Median per sqm ₪ | Median per sq ft ₪ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q3 2026 (partial quarter) | 210 | ₪2,310,000 | $747,000 | £558,000 | €665,000 | ₪30,882 | ₪2,869 |
| Q2 2026 | 392 | ₪2,667,500 | $863,000 | £644,000 | €768,000 | ₪33,687 | ₪3,130 |
| Q1 2026 | 404 | ₪2,850,000 | $922,000 | £688,000 | €821,000 | ₪36,098 | ₪3,354 |
| Q4 2025 | 462 | ₪2,777,500 | $899,000 | £671,000 | €800,000 | ₪34,848 | ₪3,237 |
| Q3 2025 | 78 | ₪3,435,000 | $1,110,000 | £829,000 | €989,000 | ₪41,553 | ₪3,860 |
| Q2 2025 | 58 | ₪3,175,000 | $1,030,000 | £767,000 | €914,000 | ₪40,224 | ₪3,737 |
| Q1 2025 (partial quarter) | 65 | ₪2,510,000 | $812,000 | £606,000 | €723,000 | ₪38,690 | ₪3,594 |
| Q4 2024 | 69 | ₪2,929,200 | $948,000 | £707,000 | €844,000 | ₪38,235 | ₪3,552 |
| Month | Sale median ₪ | Sale $ | Sale £ | Sale € | Sale listings (n) | Rent median ₪ a month | Rent $ | Rent £ | Rent € | Rent listings (n) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 2026 (month so far) | ₪3,050,000 | $987,000 | £736,000 | €878,000 | 729 | ₪5,700 | $1,840 | £1,380 | €1,640 | 1,043 |
| September 2026 | no data | no data | no data | no data | no data | ₪500 | $162 | £121 | €144 | 46 |
| Size (sqm) | Size (sq ft) | Deals (n) | Median price ₪ | Median price $ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| under 60 sqm | under 646 sq ft | 180 | ₪1,950,000 | $631,000 |
| 60-89 sqm | 646-958 sq ft | 598 | ₪2,500,000 | $809,000 |
| 90-119 sqm | 969-1,281 sq ft | 448 | ₪3,369,000 | $1,090,000 |
| 120-159 sqm | 1,292-1,711 sq ft | 189 | ₪4,650,000 | $1,500,000 |
| 160+ sqm | 1,722+ sq ft | 45 | ₪7,215,000 | $2,330,000 |
| Israeli rooms | Bedrooms | Listings (n) | Median rent ₪ a month | Rent $ | Rent £ | Rent € |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-2 | 0-1 | 430 | ₪4,000 | $1,290 | £966 | €1,150 |
| 3 | 2 | 302 | ₪6,000 | $1,940 | £1,450 | €1,730 |
| 4 | 3 | 221 | ₪7,000 | $2,260 | £1,690 | €2,020 |
| 5+ | 4 or more | 123 | ₪9,850 | $3,190 | £2,380 | €2,840 |
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| Parking stated: 2 of 44 portal listings matching the registry names (4.5 percent) |
Frequently asked questions
What is the median apartment price and price per square meter in City Center C?
Across Ramat Gan as a whole in Q2 2026, the median recorded apartment sale price was ₪2,667,500 ($863,000) and the median price per square meter was ₪33,687 per sqm (₪3,130 per sq ft) across 392 recorded deals.
What are current asking prices and monthly rents in City Center C?
On deduplicated public portal listings, the median asking sale price (city-wide figures for Ramat Gan) in October 2026 (month so far) is ₪3,050,000 ($987,000) across 729 active portal listings, and the median monthly asking rent is ₪5,700 ($1,840) across 1,043 rental listings. By apartment size, median monthly asking rents are: 1-2 rooms (0-1 bedrooms): ₪4,000/month (n=430); 3 rooms (2 bedrooms): ₪6,000/month (n=302); 4 rooms (3 bedrooms): ₪7,000/month (n=221); 5+ rooms (4 or more bedrooms): ₪9,850/month (n=123).
How do recorded apartment prices vary by size in Ramat Gan?
Over the last four quarters of Israel Tax Authority records in Ramat Gan, median apartment sale prices by registered floor area are: under 60 sqm (under 646 sq ft): ₪1,950,000 ($631,000, n=180 deals); 60-89 sqm (646-958 sq ft): ₪2,500,000 ($809,000, n=598 deals); 90-119 sqm (969-1,281 sq ft): ₪3,369,000 ($1,090,000, n=448 deals); 120-159 sqm (1,292-1,711 sq ft): ₪4,650,000 ($1,500,000, n=189 deals); 160+ sqm (1,722+ sq ft): ₪7,215,000 ($2,330,000, n=45 deals).
How does Semerenko Group verify City Center C 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 2026-09-03
- Semerenko Group property listings, data as of 2026-10-16
- 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
What City Center C is like
City Center C (מרכז העיר ג', Merkaz HaIr Gimel) is one of the older neighbourhoods in Ramat Gan's historic centre. Madlan's neighbourhood profile, written before the light rail opened, draws it between Jabotinsky Street to the north, HaRoeh Street to the south, Ben Gurion Road to the east and Bialik Street to the west. Most buildings are low-rise, with a few apartment blocks of up to about 20 floors. The same profile described an older population, with one of the lowest shares of children and one of the highest shares of pensioners in the city, which had barely changed in a decade probably because the TAMA 38 wave that swept through Ramat Gan largely passed this area by.
It's an easier place to live without a car than with one. Buses run mainly along Jabotinsky, and also on Bialik, Herzl and Ben Gurion, and the Red Line light rail now runs under Jabotinsky on the area's northern edge, with Bialik station on that stretch. The profile found the Bursa, the BBC business district in Bnei Brak and central Tel Aviv easy to reach, most shopping and errands within walking distance, and driving and parking hard.
The army base on Ben Gurion Road: about 1,200 new homes
The biggest change coming is on the area's eastern side. The IDF Adjutant Corps base there, called Machane Ganim (מחנה גנים) in official documents, is one of six bases the state is moving out of high-demand areas to free land for housing. The State Comptroller's February 2023 report on the programme put the plan for the site at 1,200 homes, found that the army had not yet started leaving the base when the audit ended, and gave December 2028 as the expected evacuation date. In January 2026 the Israel Land Authority announced the winning bids for the land: 4 bids, 1,200 homes in two compounds of apartment buildings, and about ₪961.3 million to be paid for the land, not counting VAT and development costs. The plan covers about 70 dunams between Ben Gurion, Megadim, Krinitzi and HaGat streets and also includes public buildings, shops, roads and public open space. Building depends on the army moving out, so treat any completion date you hear as an estimate. Our guide to Israel Land Authority tenders explains how sites like this are sold to developers.
For the older blocks around it, the profile expected pinui-binui (פינוי בינוי, demolishing and rebuilding a whole group of buildings) rather than building-by-building TAMA 38 work. Larger compound projects usually bring wider streets, kindergartens and public gardens, but they take longer and mean more years of building work next door. The city's own plans decide which renewal route each area may use, and the Government Authority for Urban Renewal tells owners to ask the municipal engineering department when no plan exists yet. If you're buying an older flat here, ask that question first; our pages on urban renewal in Israel and how renewal affects property values explain what the answer means for price.
