The article discusses the issue of unsold apartment inventory in Israel, which has significantly increased since the Iron Swords war, with about 85,000 apartments still waiting to be sold. An analysis conducted at the real estate center suggests understanding how long it will take contractors to sell this inventory, based on the sales pace over the last three years. Although the sales pace per capita may be healthy in some cities, there is a problem of apartment oversupply, with construction exceeding reasonable demand. The economic situation and mass layoffs in the high-tech sector are affecting the purchasing power of many families, leading to uncertainty in the real estate market. Cities like Eilat and Holon indicate serious problems, with contractors forced to deal with empty apartments and difficulties in sales. The article emphasizes the need for regulatory changes and better urban planning to address the existing challenges in the real estate market in Israel.