The city has one of the world’s highest penetration rates for the short-term rental service, which in turn contributes to a housing shortage and rising rents, with officials determined to rein it in
During his years in office, Moshe Kahlon spent generously on social programs and housing as tax revenues were rolling in, but that can’t go on
Up to 50% of buyers of Moshe Kahlon’s reduced-price housing program for apartments end up renting instead of buying
'Buyer’s Price' program meant to provide more affordable housing closes its sixth lottery, drawing 18,600 participants for projects in 19 cities
Companies that rent out shared workspaces are multiplying at a dizzying pace, offering not just floorspace but also a sense of community. But what if a tempting offer comes from a huge conglomerate that wants the building?
Selina, founded by Israeli partners, plans to set up 5,000 to 7,000 beds here in next five years
Figures show 22% drop in new-home sales in the first half. Both housing starts, supply of unsold homes are falling
Tel Aviv and Jerusalem are jumping on the co-living bandwagon in a bid to attract and retain millennials who would otherwise be priced out of the Israeli rental market
Historic city has thousands of homes without adequate protection as gov’t programs fail to address the problem
In Tel Aviv, advertisers are even willing to cover a building’s renovation costs so they can get the city’s most coveted facades
Hotels, restaurants, building firms will be hard-pressed to replace them
Modeled after the huge success of WeWork's shared work spaces, the communal living solution is now headed to Israel and is slated to be up and running by 2020
Shortage of Israelis working abroad temporarily in security jobs could cause problem from as early as next week and run well into the summer
Moshe Yosef, who has been dubbed 'David Bitan's banker,' is suspected of transferring hundreds of thousands of shekels to the Likud politician over the years as bribes for covering his debts
Paul Reichmann heirs getting $160 million for luxury property
Israel’s three biggest cities have some 1.5 million square meters of space in derelict buildings such as former movie theaters and telephone exchanges. Converting them brings many challenges, including from local residents and business owners
Proposed legislation would allow local groups to hire who they want to lead tours
At this point, the threat appears to be mostly rhetoric, but sources say it could result in disruptions to the carrier’s service to and from Eilat
Nearly 1.75 million visitors between January and June, a 26% jump from the previous year; 31% increase in number of Russian travelers
The $1,400 perk is aimed at solving the labor shortage in the hotel industry and integrating minorities into the workforce
Confused travelers and reduced staff cause backlogs at peak season
Israel’s flag carrier to pay $24 million and give Israir parent IDB a 25% stake in merged business
Expected to handle 1.4 million passengers on international flights annually, in addition to 600,000 passengers domestically, as airport gears up for busiest summer ever
Visitors complain about long waiting times and service with a snarl at Israel's border crossings, especially Allenby Bridge on the Israel-Jordan border. 'They treated me like garbage' says one unhappy traveler
Israel's pact with the European Union has brought a boom in air travel, but Israeli airlines are struggling to meet demand
Restaurants, clubs and Airbnb poised to cash in as Tel Aviv’s LGBT week kicks in
Flight crew discovered an issue with the plane's air compression system aboard the leased plane that was carrying approximately 100 Israeli passengers from Warsaw to Tel Aviv
Concern about possible disruptions over the Shavuot holiday if the sanctions are stepped up
Government officials said they were not aware of any direct flights between the countries, though one pilot said he believed a secret flight did take place
Tourists with afternoon flights Monday and Tuesday out of Ben-Gurion Airport in Israel are advised to head out early