Israel's housing market continued its cooling trend in late 2025, with home prices falling for the eighth consecutive period amid high interest rates, a record supply of unsold new homes, and decreased demand. The market slowdown has been further influenced by ongoing conflict and a strong shekel, leading to fewer transactions and lower prices in most regions, though Jerusalem saw a notable increase. Sales of both new and secondhand apartments dropped sharply, with investor activity also declining compared to the previous year. Recent data highlights specific sales and rental listings across major cities, illustrating the current state of the market for both buyers and renters.