Electra Real Estate, a company specializing in real estate in the United States, has experienced a dramatic decline in its stock value, which has dropped by 67% since the beginning of the year. Last Monday, the stock fell by 16%, bringing the company's value to 1 billion shekels, compared to 4.15 billion shekels in March. The company's financial results indicate ongoing difficulties, with rising yields in the U.S. negatively affecting the value of its assets and complicating revenue and profit generation. Nevertheless, Electra Real Estate is managing to attract investors for investment funds in rental housing complexes. The company claims that its operations remain solid and cash-generating, but the market is responding with concern to the current situation. Economic challenges and rising interest rates pose significant issues for the company, raising questions about its future in the American real estate market.