The latest data reveals that the supply of apartments in Israel significantly exceeds demand, with the city of Yehud-Monosson leading with an inventory of apartments allowing sales for over 13 years. Analysis by the Central Bureau of Statistics indicates that there are supply surpluses in many cities, with the pace of construction not matching the pace of sales. Jerusalem and Tel Aviv show high supply but also significant sales pace, leading to an inventory of apartments sufficient for 5.5 years in Jerusalem and 2.4 years in Tel Aviv. In contrast, cities like Lod and Kiryat Gat show an inventory of apartments sufficient for nearly 10 years, while Bat Yam and Beit Shemesh have a similar situation. The slowdown in the real estate market since 2023 has led to a decrease in demand, exacerbating supply surpluses. In Ashkelon, however, the situation is more balanced, with an inventory of apartments sufficient for only one year, indicating a healthier market. This situation presents challenges for developers, especially in cities with significant supply surpluses.