Marketing and sales for new projects in Tel AvivPositioning, pricing, sales and investors.
Bauhouse works with developers on the marketing and sale of boutique projects and investment properties. We price and position the project, present it to suitable buyers and investors in Israel and abroad, and find sites and combination deals.
Positioning & sales
Pricing, unit mix feedback, launch planning and sales management through to the signed contracts.
Buyers & investors
Meetings with buyers, family offices and investors who suit the project, and password access to all the project materials.
Sites & combination deals
Sourcing buildings and land in Tel Aviv, including combination (kombinatsia) opportunities, with discreet owner outreach.
Bauhouse and the market, in figures
What we bring to a project, and what happened in Tel Aviv's housing market in 2025. We price every project from deals like these.
Bauhouse
- Working in Tel Aviv since
- 2015
- New Tel Aviv projects presented on our site
- 202
- Properties for sale or rent on our site today
- 159
- Every project and listing in Hebrew and English
- HE · EN
Tel Aviv housing market, 2025
- Homes sold in Tel Aviv in 2025
- 3,178
- Of them in new buildings or under construction (2015: 32%)
- 45%
- Median price per m² in a new building, against ₪48,900 for resale
- ₪65,300
- Change in the new-building median per m² since 2015 (₪30,100)
- +117%
Whole-unit home sales reported to the Israel Tax Authority, to 29.10.2026. New building: the year built on record is the year of the sale or later. Nominal prices.
How we market your project
Speed, reach in Israel and abroad, and a sales process you can follow inquiry by inquiry.
A fast launch
Positioning, pricing and launch materials prepared in parallel, so the project reaches buyers as soon as you are ready.
Where the project appears
A project page on our site in Hebrew and English, submitted to Google and Bing at once. The project also goes up on Yad2 and Madlan, and on our Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn channels.
International buyers
Advertising on international property sites, presentation in English with dollar and euro prices, our guides for buyers abroad, private data rooms and live video tours.
Marketing materials
Photography, renderings labeled as such, floor plans and copy written for the project and its buyers.
Value and pace of sales
Unit mix and pricing feedback from real deals in the area, to protect the price per m² and keep sales moving.
Buyers, brokers and reporting
Our client database and a network of cooperating brokers, a buyer list built for the project, and a regular report on inquiries, viewings and offers.
How we work with developers
Project review
We study the plans, location, timeline and target buyers, and give a frank market read.
Strategy
Pricing, positioning, materials and a buyer list built for this specific project.
Launch & introductions
Private presentations to our network, data room access and qualified follow-up.
Negotiation to signing
We manage offers and negotiations through to contract, and report on every lead.
Tell us about your project.
Location, number of units, planning stage and what you need: sales, investors or a site. One of our advisors will get back to you, usually within one business day.
Israel Real Estate Broker License320997
Questions developers ask
At what stage should we talk to Bauhouse?
The earlier the better: before pricing and marketing materials are final, so positioning and the unit mix reflect what buyers in that market actually want.
Do you work with international buyers?
Yes. Part of our network is international, and we present projects in English and Hebrew with private data rooms.
Can you help us find a site?
Yes. We source buildings and land in Tel Aviv, including combination deals, and approach owners discreetly.
Do you also handle commercial space in mixed-use projects?
Yes. Our commercial and office advisory covers leasing and selling the commercial components of a project.
How many new homes sell in Tel Aviv a year?
In 2025, 3,178 whole-unit home sales in Tel Aviv-Yafo were reported to the Israel Tax Authority. 1,425 of them, 45%, were in new buildings or under construction, at a median ₪65,300 per m². Resale homes had a median of ₪48,900 per m². In 2015, new buildings took 32% of sales.


