In the real estate market of the Old City of Jerusalem, real estate agent Yaakov Shtrasser reports an increase in property prices, driven by emotional and religious motivations of Jewish buyers. In an interview for the podcast "The Interests", he noted that many see purchasing a property near the Western Wall as an investment with spiritual significance, especially in light of messianic beliefs. Shtrasser also referred to a unique clause that has recently appeared in rental contracts in the city, where buyers express their desire to hold the property until the arrival of the Messiah, indicating a deep emotional commitment. An example of this is an apartment in the Jewish Quarter offered for sale at a price of 50 million shekels, owned by a 91-year-old Jewish-American, whose goal is to distribute the money among his descendants. Shtrasser emphasized the conflict between the desire to invest in a unique property and the fear of an investment that may not materialize if the Messiah arrives, leading to interesting phenomena in the local real estate market.