In the real estate market in Israel, a decline in prices is being recorded, with developers trying to maintain price levels through various tactics, while second-hand apartment sellers are forced to compromise more. The current situation reflects ongoing volatility, but it is not a complete collapse of prices. The market is undergoing significant changes, and the results of the upcoming elections at the end of October may impact the future directions of the market. For the first time, the Central Bureau of Statistics intends to publish second-hand apartment prices as well, which will provide a broader picture of the market's state. A comparison between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem raises questions about the difficulties in selling apartments in both cities, each presenting different challenges. The article offers insights into the current dynamics of the real estate market and points to the need to monitor upcoming developments.