Real Estate Yesterday and Today
The price is not everything but let’s face it, Israel has a problem no other country in world ever had. We are facing not only a political problem of being restricted from building as we please, but we now are facing a shortage of 15,000 houses. The Israelis don’t want to be construction workers, the Arabs in Israel are not very reliable or professional, the foreigners are a big headache and the bottom line is that even if we want to build now, we really can’t do it without an entire change in the system. Below you can find the changes on the Construction Inputs Index. The changes in the last few weeks: If you have the means, this is the time to purchase a property. The market is frozen and there are many bargains out there. Good Luck, Tzvi Szajnbrum, Attorney at Law Cumulative Annual Change Monthly Change Index Month 2.7 0.7 132 June 2011 2.3 -0.2 126.6 June 2010 -0.3 0.1 123.3 June 2009 4.3 1.1 124.9 June 2008 1.9 0.7 118.4 June 2007 4.5 1 114.6 June 2006 2.1 0.5 105.8 June 2005 5 0.1 103.7 June 2004 1.4 0.8 97.8 June 2003 4.9 1.8 95 June 2002 1 1.2 90.5 June 2001 2.2 1.7 89.7 June 2000 2 1.4 87.6 June 1999 2.3 1.6 82.8 June 1998 5.5 2.5 78.8 June 1997 6.2 2.3 73.4 June 1996 7.3 2.6 68.1 June 1995 6.3 2.5 60.5 June 1994 6 2.7 56 June 1993 5.7 2.7 51.3 June 1992 11 1 46.9 June 1991 10 1 39.8 June 1990 12 3 34 June 1989 11.4 3.1 29 June 1988 13.1 3.1 23.8 June 1987 13.2 4.3 19.2 June 1986 73.8 11.8 12.5 June 1985 0 0 3.6 July 1984
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