Prices and mortgage

Apartment prices and mortgages in Ramat Gan

In Q2 2026, the 299 apartments sold in Ramat Gan cost ₪3,070,000 on average, 26.1% above the national average of ₪2,435,000. Prices are down 1.6% on a year.

Average price by number of rooms

RoomsAverage priceDeals
1–2 rooms₪1,875,00024
2.5–3 rooms₪2,523,900106
3.5–4 rooms₪3,067,400106
4.5–5 rooms₪4,522,30058

What a typical flat costs to finance

For 3.5–4 rooms at ₪3,067,400, a first-home buyer can borrow up to 75% of the price: ₪2,300,550, with ₪766,850 of their own. A balanced mix at today's Bank of Israel rates costs about ₪14,597 a month, so the household needs about ₪36,500 net a month to keep the payment under 40% of income.

Purchase tax at that price: ₪48,908 for a resident's only home, ₪5,443 for a new immigrant (oleh).

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Questions

What is the average apartment price in Ramat Gan?
₪3,070,000 in Q2 2026, the average of 299 deals recorded by the Central Bureau of Statistics. A 3.5–4 rooms flat averaged ₪3,067,400.
How much can I borrow to buy in Ramat Gan?
For a first home, Israeli banks may lend up to 75% of the price (70% for a replacement home, 50% for an investment property or a foreign resident). On a ₪3,067,400 flat that is ₪2,300,550, so you need at least ₪766,850 plus purchase tax and fees.
What income do I need for a mortgage in Ramat Gan?
A ₪2,300,550 loan costs about ₪14,597 a month at today's rates. Banks cap the payment at 50% of net income and rarely approve above 40%, so plan for about ₪36,500 net a month.

Source

Central Bureau of Statistics, prices journal, table 2.2: average prices of owner-occupied dwellings by district, big city and number of rooms. Subsidised deals excluded; the latest quarter is provisional. (October 21, 2026)