The slowdown in the real estate market in Israel offers new opportunities, as REITs, such as Azorim Living, purchase unsold apartments. Recently, a deal was signed for the sale of 80 apartments in a project in the local council of Azor, amounting to 198 million shekels. The deal allows the fund to increase its inventory of rental apartments, most of which are already rented. The fund's CEO, Eran Anavim, noted that purchasing ready apartments provides an economic advantage, as it reduces financing costs resulting from waiting for construction completion. The deal offers a 14% discount compared to market prices, allowing for a higher yield from renting the apartments. The company Tzvi Tsarfati, selling the apartments, sees this as an opportunity to reduce its inventory of unsold apartments and improve its cash flow. This trend, where REITs purchase apartments from developers, provides a solution for both parties and leads to an increase in demand for rental housing.