I own an apartment in Israel and live abroad — what is it worth?
Managing a property from a distance is mostly an information problem: you cannot see the market, cannot feel the neighbourhood, and depend on whoever updates you. This report gives you an independent picture — in shekels and in the currency you think in.
- Value and rent in shekels and in your own currency
- A current exchange rate, with the date shown
- The area's market trend, without being in the country
No sign-up, no credit card. The quick report opens immediately.
Property in Israel — owner abroad
Where is the property?
The address is used to locate relevant transactions and area data.
How we calculate the report
No magic and no black box. Four steps, each resting on data you can point at.
- 1
We identify the property in Israel
The address is matched to a street and a neighbourhood from the official registry — even if you have not been there for years.
- 2
We estimate value and rent
A value range from closed deals, alongside an estimate of monthly rent and gross yield.
- 3
We convert to your currency
The figures are shown both in shekels and in dollars or euros, as you choose, with the exchange rate and the date it was taken.
- 4
We set out the courses of action
Sell, rent out or hold — each with its financial meaning, so you can decide from a distance on the basis of data.
When this report helps
Three situations people come to us with — and what exactly they take away.
When someone offers to buy
Receiving an offer from Israel without knowing whether it is reasonable is a familiar feeling. The report gives you a reference point in a minute.
When the flat has been let for years
Check whether the rent you receive still matches the market, or has quietly fallen behind.
Before a visit
Arrive in Israel with the picture already in hand, and spend the days on meetings rather than on collecting basic information.
What the report contains
All of it free, the full report included. There is no locked version waiting for payment.
- A value range in shekels and in your chosen currency
- Estimated monthly rent and yield
- The exchange rate and the date it was taken
- The price trend and liquidity in the area
What this report does not do
The report is not tax advice for non-residents, is not legal advice, and does not check the property's physical or legal condition. The exchange rate is shown for convenience only and changes daily.
Data sources
The lists of settlements, streets and neighborhoods are based on the Israeli government open data portal (data.gov.il). Population and household figures come from the 2022 Census of Population and Housing, Central Bureau of Statistics.
MethodologyFrequently asked questions
Can I get the report in English?
Yes. The whole site is available in Hebrew, English, French, Russian and Arabic, and the report is produced in the language you are browsing in.
Which exchange rate do you use?
A current rate, and we display it together with the date it was taken — so you know exactly what stands behind the conversion and can update it yourself.
Do I need an Israeli phone number?
Not for the quick report, which opens with no details at all. The full report requires SMS verification, and an international number works.
Do you handle the property itself?
No. We supply the information and the estimates. If you want help with the transaction itself — selling, letting or management — you are welcome to contact us and the enquiry is handled personally.
What about taxation for non-residents?
Taxation of non-residents in Israel differs from that of residents and involves tax-treaty questions. We do not compute it — that is a question for an accountant who specialises in it, and preferably before rather than after.