Waves of Jerusalem real estate being bought by foreign investors
Experts have suggested that rising global antisemitism may be the impetus for the increased interest in housing in Israel’s capital.
Source: jpost.com
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Experts have suggested that rising global antisemitism may be the impetus for the increased interest in housing in Israel’s capital.
53 two-room apartments averaging 49 square meters in size at an average price of NIS 3.297 million have been bought in Midtown Jerusalem.