FOR INVESTORS

All that glitters isn't gold, especially not in real estate.

A real opportunity, or a good story?

Everyone talks about an "opportunity" and "below market price". But that's only real if you know what the property is actually worth. We check it in depth, and tell you whether it's a genuine opportunity, or just a price that sounds good.

In urban renewal, not all projects are equal

Most of the Krayot are already signed up for urban renewal (pinui-binui) projects. But there's a huge difference between a project that has already passed the planning committee and one where signatures were only just collected, a difference of years and money. We know what stage each project is really at, and help you understand what you're actually buying.

Do the numbers really add up?

On paper, every investment looks good. But real yield depends on things you don't always see: what rent you can actually get, the condition of the building, and what's coming to the area. We help you run the numbers with real data, not with promises.

Common questions

Why work with an agent when I'm investing?
In investing, the difference between a good deal and a good story is information. We track the Krayot every day: what actually sold, what stage each urban renewal project is at, and where the area is heading. That way you spot a real opportunity early, and don't fall for a price that only sounds good.
Which areas do you cover?
We focus on the Krayot, north of Haifa, and collect data on them every day: Kiryat Bialik, Kiryat Motzkin, Kiryat Yam, Kiryat Ata, and Kiryat Haim in Haifa.
How much does it cost and when do we pay?
The fee is set by the deal, and agreed with you in advance and in writing, no surprises. You pay only when the deal closes. Nothing upfront.
Do we need a written brokerage agreement?
Yes, that's what Israeli law requires, and that's how we always work. A written document sets out exactly what we agreed, and protects both you and us.

Let's check your next opportunity.

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