Distinctive apartments and houses for sale in Neve Tzedek
Neve Tzedek was founded in 1887, the first Jewish neighborhood built outside Jaffa, years before Tel Aviv itself. Its narrow lanes, low houses and courtyards survived largely intact and were restored from the 1980s on.
Shabazi Street runs through it with its shops and cafés; the Suzanne Dellal Center for dance, the Nahum Gutman Museum and Rokach House are here, and the old Jaffa railway station, HaTachana, is on its edge. The sea is a short walk west.
- Homes for sale
- 17
- Asking price per m²
- ₪68,300–140,300
- Median asking price per m²
- ₪107,500
Asking prices, not transaction prices: computed from the 10 homes on this page with a published price and size. Offices, key-money flats and Private Collection listings are not included.
Actual sales
Whole-home sales reported to the Israel Tax Authority, 29.10.2024 to 29.10.2026
- Median price per m²
- ₪91,600
- Middle half of sales, per m²
- ₪68,500–119,400
- Sales
- 63
- Change since 2015
- +98%
New buildings, 2024 and 2025: 40 homes sold, 44% of the neighborhood's sales in those years, at a median ₪119,900 per m². Resale: ₪68,200 per m².
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The homes
One- and two-story houses on small plots, many restored and many listed for conservation; small apartment buildings and new boutique buildings; and residential towers on the neighborhood’s northern edge. Private houses are rare in central Tel Aviv, and Neve Tzedek has more of them than most areas.
What buyers look for
A restored private house or a boutique apartment with outdoor space, character and quiet, within walking distance of the beach and Rothschild Boulevard.
Homes for sale in Neve Tzedek
New projects in Neve Tzedek
Ahva 24
A new 3-story residential building with 7 apartments at Ahva 24 in Neve Tzedek, by Ran-Shir Construction and Development.
Pines 27-29
A TAMA 38 strengthening and addition project at Pines 27-29 in Neve Tzedek: a 3-story building with 20 apartments, designed by Eliav Architects.
Questions buyers ask
What does a distinctive apartment in Neve Tzedek cost per m²?
Across the 10 homes for sale in Neve Tzedek that we list now with a published price and size, asking prices run from ₪68,300 to ₪140,300 per m², with a median of ₪107,500. These are asking prices, not transaction prices. The final price depends on the floor, the view, parking, the state of the building and the outdoor space; for a figure on a specific home, ask us for a valuation.
What did homes in Neve Tzedek actually sell for?
From the whole-home sales reported to the Israel Tax Authority between 29.10.2024 and 29.10.2026: a median of ₪91,600 per m² over 63 sales, the middle half between ₪68,500 and ₪119,400 per m². In 2015 the median was ₪45,300 (+98% since). A given home's price depends on its floor, view, condition and parking.
Can you buy a private house in Neve Tzedek?
Yes. Neve Tzedek is one of the few areas in central Tel Aviv with private houses, though few come up for sale and some are sold privately, without public marketing. Tell us what you are looking for and we will let you know when one comes up.
What does conservation mean if I want to renovate?
Many buildings in Neve Tzedek are listed for conservation. Works on the facade, the height or the roof need the municipality’s approval and must follow the conservation guidelines, and some buildings are under strict conservation. Check the building file with an architect before you buy.
Is there parking in Neve Tzedek?
Parking is limited: many old houses have none, and the lanes are narrow. New boutique buildings sometimes include underground parking. If parking matters to you, check what the permit allows, not only the listing.
Can buyers from abroad buy here?
Yes, foreign residents can buy apartments in Tel Aviv-Yafo much as Israelis do. The main difference is purchase tax: a buyer who is not an Israeli resident usually pays it at the rates for an additional apartment, not the lower first-home rates. Check the figures with an Israeli real-estate lawyer before you sign; we work with buyers abroad through the search, the negotiation and the signing.
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