A French-Israeli businessman made a significant transaction in the Jerusalem real estate market by purchasing eight apartments in the "RAYK Borochov" project in Kiryat Yovel for a total of 24 million shekels. This purchase represents an average price of 3 million shekels per apartment, with an average price per square meter of 34,000 shekels. All the purchased apartments are intended for investment, indicating the buyer's strategy to leverage the economic potential of real estate in the city. This transaction joins a trend of increasing investments in residential real estate in Jerusalem, especially in developing areas like Kiryat Yovel, which offer a combination of comfort and tranquility. The purchase of investment apartments is an attractive move for many investors, especially in light of the growing demand for housing in the city.