Housing prices fall but market pressures mean a surge may be in the offing * Tel Aviv’s Great Synagogue to get massive upgrade * Our regular housing snapshot feature

[Times of Israel]( [Real Estate Israel]( Friday, April 21, 2023 Presented by [Daniel Bouzaglo – Jerusalem Real Estate]( Analysis Danielle Nagler [Housing prices finally dip, but market pressures mean a surge will likely follow]( The only way is up, experts say. Falling prices in the residential market are unlikely to become a long-term trend even if home sales are currently at record lows [Home prices slide for first time in years, but inflation remains steady]( By ToI Staff [Housing minister extends urban renewal program, despite no boost to quake readiness]( By Danielle Nagler [Great Synagogue in Tel Aviv to get massive upgrade, surrounding public square]( By Danielle Nagler Work on Tel Aviv’s main synagogue will remove 1960s additions and add much-needed public space on Allenby Street from our sponsoir [Luxury 2 bedroom with beautiful view near the Jerusalem Theater for sale]( Spacious 2 bedrooms apartment, 84 sqm with 3 beautiful directions of air and sun, Succah balcony from the living room of another 5 sqm. [Housing snapshot: Home sales and rentals across Israel]( By Danielle Nagler The Times of Israel’s regular feature on what is happening in Israel’s property market right now [Moody’s downgrades Israel’s credit outlook, citing ‘deterioration of governance’]( By Sharon Wrobel and ToI Staff Leading credit agency demotes outlook from positive to stable despite reported talks with PM, Herzog on overhaul compromise; keeps credit rating at A1 amid ‘strong economic growth’ [Dismissing Moody’s downgrade, Smotrich says any economic damage is fault of protests]( By Sharon Wrobel [Jerusalem pushing plans for new Jewish enclaves inside Palestinian neighborhoods]( By Shalom Yerushalmi Some 2,000 housing units in Abu Dis, Umm Tuba and Ras-al-Amoud, as well as a proposal for a new neighborhood, are being advanced by the city together with right-wing groups [Cypriots priced out as Israelis, Russians eye properties in coastal city]( By Anaïs LLOBET Natives of Limassol can’t afford to live in hometown with rent having nearly quadrupled since 2016, as ‘triangle’ of foreigners develop, sell and rent to one another [Real Estate Israel]( [facebook]( [twitter]( [instagram]( [View in browser]( [Contact support](mailto:support@timesofisrael.com) [Advertise with us](mailto:advertise@timesofisrael.com) Were you forwarded this email? [Subscribe here]( [Unsubscribe]( from this List © 2023 The Times Of Israel, All Rights Reserved