2025 is shaping up to be pivotal for the Israeli real estate market. The construction industry is awakening, urban renewal is gaining momentum, and non-bank financing is challenging the big banks.
A long line of gold performances over the last three years have made it one of the best-performing assets in recent history. Analysts tag market uncertainty as a foundation for continued growth.
About 60% of the apartments purchased in Tel Aviv were new apartments, making it the leading city where buyers are looking to purchase apartments from new projects rather than second-hand homes.
Economist Phil Low predicts a "crack-up boom," citing drained gold/silver markets. He warns of hyperinflation, societal decay, and a necessary full gold revaluation to avert economic collapse.
Gold Mining Inc. CEO, Alastair Still, predicts a gold sector M&A surge. He points to undervalued equities, producer cash, and scarce projects. Geopolitics and his company's diverse strategy are key.
Ian Everard warns of a looming precious metals supply crunch. He highlights manipulated markets, dwindling silver stocks, and the strategic value of rare metals like rhenium.
The penthouse spans approximately 360 square meters of built space, complemented by an additional 145 square meters of terraces, reflecting an average price of NIS 100,000 per square meter.