The Ministry of Housing in Israel recommends a reporting obligation for renting apartments, even when the rent is below the tax exemption ceiling. This recommendation is part of a strategic plan for the rental market, aimed at collecting data that will help establish policy in the field. Currently, information on the market is partial, leading to potential tax evasion. The Ministry of Housing proposes to create a new body that will centralize all aspects related to rental, including planning, financing, and taxation, with the goal of improving enforcement and monitoring. The plan also includes economic incentives for developers to increase the number of apartments available for long-term rental while reducing financing costs. Additionally, measures such as interest rate subsidies and reduced purchase tax for institutional entities are proposed. However, the implementation of the recommendations may be delayed until the next government is sworn in, due to the need for complex legislation.