The Israeli real estate market is experiencing high concentration, with only eight companies responsible for about 20% of the cash flow of contractors. Data from the Chief Economist's Office at the Ministry of Finance indicates that in July 2026, cash flow stood at approximately 6.3 billion shekels, with a 7% increase compared to the previous year. These leading sales companies benefit from opportunities such as government subsidy programs and the sale of apartments in large projects. However, the concentration raises questions about the future of small and medium-sized companies in the market, as the number of contractor bankruptcies has increased in recent years. The president of the Contractors Association noted that about 800 contractors have gone bankrupt since the beginning of the year, indicating the difficulties in the sector. Nevertheless, there are also solutions that assist small companies, such as mergers with large conglomerates and the expansion of credit lines by banks. The current trend indicates a sobering in the market, but not necessarily mass bankruptcies.