In the Israeli real estate market, significant transactions are taking shape, with companies and funds purchasing clusters of apartments at discounts of 20% and above. Recently, the Abu Family fund purchased 50 apartments in central Netanya for about 120 million shekels, illustrating the trend of selling apartments to groups or funds for rental, instead of waiting for private buyers. Developers, struggling to sell apartments, are turning to selling clusters to reduce marketing costs and improve cash flow, especially when they carry high debts. However, there are downsides to selling apartments for rental, such as damaging the building's positioning with potential buyers. Despite the discounts, demand for rental apartments remains high, and funds are not in a hurry to pass these discounts on to tenants. Tenants enjoy long-term contracts and maintenance services, but rental prices in the free market do not always reflect the discounts given on purchases.