High demand, limited supply: apartments, especially in cities, are in demand while new construction is stalling. This will drive rents higher and higher in 2024. There are signs of a turnaround in purchase prices.
Hardly any vacancies left: DIW study shows strong rent increase in 2024
Israeli ex-generals call on Trump to persuade Netanyahu to address settler violence
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