The "Target Price" program, which began in 2022, has cost the state approximately 27.2 billion shekels at least until the end of 2025. This cost mainly arises from lost revenue related to land subsidies, commitments to development subsidies, and grants for apartment buyers. According to the financial report of the Ministry of Finance, the program has successfully marketed about 45,000 apartments in its current format. The government subsidy aims to ease the burden for buyers and help them purchase properties at more affordable prices, but the high costs raise questions about the long-term economic impact of the program. The government faces challenges in balancing assistance to buyers while maintaining state revenues, especially in light of the need to finance additional housing projects. The program continues to be a central topic in public and political discourse, with some assessing its success and others expressing concerns about its economic implications.