This article presents interesting real estate transactions that have taken place in recent weeks in three different cities in Israel. In Afula, a 4-room apartment with an area of 130 m², including an 18 m² balcony, was sold for 1.53 million shekels. This is an apartment on the fourth floor of a building. Additionally, in Tel Aviv, a 2-room apartment was reported sold for over 3 million shekels, indicating the continued rise in real estate prices in the city. Furthermore, on Ha'ashal Street, a 3-room apartment with an area of 72 m², on the fourth floor out of seven, was sold for 880,000 shekels. These transactions reflect the wide variety of properties available on the market, as well as the price differences between different cities. The information points to trends in the real estate market, with areas where prices remain more accessible, while in central cities like Tel Aviv, prices continue to rise.