In 2025, there was a significant decrease in apartment sales by developers, with a 25.5% drop in the number of apartments sold. Despite this, banks increased credit to developers, with the financing volume rising from 49 billion shekels to 69 billion shekels, a 40% increase. Reasons for this include rising construction costs, declining sales quality, and deferred payment terms. The Bank of Israel published a draft clarifying that employee compensation in banks cannot be based solely on successes in one area, such as supporting real estate projects, to prevent excessive risk-taking. The increase in credit, along with a decrease in the absorption capacity of projects, indicates future risk for banks. It is crucial to assess the quality of banking support, especially in light of the sharp increase in credit volume, which may lead banks to tighten their support policies and scrutinize each project more closely in the future.