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Demand for Housing in the Envelope Jumps by 350% - and Prices Are Rising

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The area hardest hit by the war is experiencing renewed growth • At a rental center in Sderot, they reported about 100 people waiting in line for apartments - which are fully occupied • Accordingly, prices for second-hand apartments in Netivot increased by 16% and in Ofakim by 11% • Kibbutz Nahal Oz also reports receiving inquiries every week from young families and kibbutz members
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The area hardest hit by the war is experiencing renewed growth • At a rental center in Sderot, they reported about 100 people waiting in line for apartments - which are fully occupied • Accordingly, prices for second-hand apartments in Netivot increased by 16% and in Ofakim by 11% • Kibbutz Nahal Oz also reports receiving inquiries every week from young families and kibbutz members

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mako broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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