Apartment prices in Israel continue to fall, with a decrease of 1.8% over the past year, but there are reasons for concern. Mortgage rates remain high, leading many investors to avoid the market. The current situation, where the inventory of new apartments is high, may indicate future problems in the housing market. The government is not focusing on solutions to housing issues, and public pressure on the subject has decreased. The Israel Land Authority (ILA) has experienced a significant drop in the number of apartments offered for construction, raising concerns about a future supply shortage. The current policy of the ILA, managed by an acting head, does not provide administrative stability, which could hinder the advancement of construction plans. If the supply of apartments in central Israel does not increase, prices may rise again, as has happened in the past. The current situation indicates an urgent need for policy change and long-term planning to prevent a return to excessive price increases.