In Kiryat Shmuel in Haifa, an elderly couple and their daughter's family purchased two apartments in the same building, but at significantly different prices. The garden apartment, spanning 250 m², sold for 3.5 million shekels, while the fifth-floor apartment, with a 12 m² balcony, sold for only 2 million shekels. The price gap between the apartments, despite being identical in size, highlights the high demand for housing in the area, especially among the national religious community, which struggles to find suitable housing options. Residents in the neighborhood express concerns about the impacts of rising prices, with some claiming that the neighborhood has lost its attractiveness over the years. The current situation indicates significant price disparities between neighboring neighborhoods, with price increases of hundreds of percent in recent years, making it difficult for many families to purchase an apartment in the area.