How much rent can I get for my apartment?
Before you post a listing it pays to know the reasonable range for the area. Price too high and the flat sits empty for months; too low and it costs you money every month, for years.
- A monthly rent range for your property
- Gross yield relative to the property's value
- A liquidity picture: how quickly properties like yours are taken in the area
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Rent estimate
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 and the area
The address is matched to a street and a neighbourhood. Rent is intensely local — two neighbourhoods in the same city can behave completely differently.
- 2
We estimate the property's value first
The rent estimate derives from value and from the area's profile, so the first step is a value range built from deals that actually closed.
- 3
We apply the area's yield profile
Each area has its own characteristic ratio between price and rent. It is applied to the value to produce a monthly range, adjusted for the flat's size and features.
- 4
We show a range, not a number
A lower bound, a midpoint and an upper bound — so you know where you are pricing, and what being too aggressive would cost.
When this report helps
Three situations people come to us with — and what exactly they take away.
Before posting the listing
Enter the market with a price grounded in data, rather than copying the neighbour's listing and hoping.
Before renewing a lease
Check whether the current rent is still in line with the market — before sitting down with the tenant about another year.
When considering a buy-to-let
See the expected rent against the price before you commit, not after.
What the report contains
All of it free, the full report included. There is no locked version waiting for payment.
- A monthly asking-rent range
- Gross yield against the estimated value
- The property's value range
- Liquidity and the price trend in the area
What this report does not do
The rent estimate is based on a regional yield profile rather than a licensed rental-contract database, so it is a pricing direction and not an exact market rent. It also takes no account of expenses, taxation or periods when the property stands empty.
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
Is the yield shown gross or net?
Gross: annual rent divided by value. It does not deduct building fees, municipal tax during vacancies, repairs, management, taxation or months when the flat stands empty. The real net figure is lower, almost always.
How accurate is the estimate?
It is a good direction for pricing, not a price. The rent estimate derives from a regional yield profile rather than from a licensed rental-contract database — no such database is open to the public in Israel. That is why a range is shown rather than a single figure.
Does the flat's condition matter?
Very much. Renovation, air conditioning, furnishing, a lift and parking move rent by meaningful percentages. The more details you fill in, the tighter the range.
Should I sell or rent it out?
That is a separate question with a report of its own, comparing both options in numbers including mortgage and time horizon. You can reach it from the end of this report.
Is the report free?
Yes, like every report on the site. There is no locked version waiting for payment.