In light of the difficulties in the housing market in Israel, ultra-Orthodox communities have begun to develop independent affordable housing programs aimed at providing accessible housing solutions for their members. The projects focus mainly on peripheral cities, with four-room apartments priced up to 1.4 million shekels. These initiatives are carried out using methods similar to the lotteries for the price for participants program, but with uniform contracts and restrictions on sale and rental, ensuring stability for buyers. An ultra-Orthodox real estate advisor noted that this is just the beginning and that there is potential for significant development in this area. Thousands of apartments have been sold in recent months without the need for extensive marketing, indicating high demand and the uniqueness of the projects, which are supported by community purchasing groups. This move indicates a shift in approach among ultra-Orthodox communities, which are seeking housing solutions tailored to their needs while dealing with the challenges of the Israeli real estate market.