The article discusses the sale of four four-room apartments in Ashdod, sold at different prices with a gap of 360,000 shekels between them. Additionally, it reports on the sale of an apartment in Netanya with an area of 215 square meters for 5.35 million shekels and an apartment in Tel Aviv for 2.17 million shekels. The article points out widespread economic issues in Israel, where the median income for a family stands at 16.4 thousand shekels, leading many to take loans to finance daily expenses such as weddings and cars. The situation in the high-tech market, with mass layoffs and salary cuts, also impacts the real estate market, as many tech workers struggle to meet mortgage repayments and rush to sell their apartments. The article expresses concern about the economic situation in Israel and indicates a possible collapse in the real estate market due to high costs and the economic difficulties faced by the population.