The growing demand for housing in Israel, along with density and a shortage of building land, is leading to a change in the designation of agricultural lands. Agricultural land, previously intended solely for agricultural activity, is now being re-evaluated by planning committees in order to develop residential, industrial, and commercial areas. The process of changing the designation, also known as land release, includes several stages, from submitting an architectural plan to approval by local and district committees. Investing in agricultural lands can be profitable, but it carries risks, as the further the change process progresses, the higher the land value rises, but the yield decreases. It is important to check the planning status, the position of the local authority, and the reputation of the property owners before purchasing. Additionally, it is necessary to be familiar with Appraisal Standard 22, which provides information on the risks and opportunities in agricultural land transactions. Ultimately, purchasing agricultural land requires a deep understanding of the processes and risks involved.