The real estate market in Israel continues to face stagnation, with young couples avoiding purchasing apartments due to high interest rates and inaccessible prices. At the same time, rental prices are rising, complicating the situation for potential buyers. To address these challenges, developers are offering new methods to encourage apartment purchases, such as 'leasing' deals and flexible payments. An example is Gindi Holdings, which offers rent payments for three years for buyers of apartments in the Gindi Galil Yam project. The Tsarfati Tzvi group offers a fixed monthly payment for buyers, while the Rent-to-Own model allows buyers to live in the apartment and accumulate equity for a future purchase. Despite these efforts, economists estimate that the market will continue to face difficulties as long as prices do not align with household income levels, and demand will remain weak.