In recent years, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Haifa have been leading the real estate market in Israel, especially in the sale of second-hand apartments. Between February and April 2026, Jerusalem stood out with 868 second-hand apartments sold, totaling 1,363 apartments, making it the leading city in sales during this period. Tel Aviv, with 877 transactions on new apartments, came in second with a total of 1,333 transactions. Haifa sold 1,087 apartments, of which 805 were second-hand, and reached second place in second-hand apartment sales. Despite the Passover holiday that could have affected the number of transactions, the data shows a significant decline of about 15% in sales compared to the previous three months. The supply of apartments remained stable, but a slight decrease was recorded in the number of new apartments waiting to be sold, indicating a slowdown in the construction market. Jerusalem also leads in the supply of new apartments with about 10,133 unsold apartments, followed by Tel Aviv with 9,960 apartments.