Highest Rent in Israel

Top 100 cities ranked by highest rent

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Highest Rent — Israel

1 Mitzpe Ramon 01 $900

2 Bat H̱efer 02 $900

3 Caesarea 04 $900

4 Kfar Veradim 03 $900

5 Ka‘abiyya 03 $900

6 AlSayid Tribe 01 $900

7 Bir Hadaj 01 $900

8 ‘Eilabun 03 $900

9 Buqei‘a 03 $900

10 Pardesiyya 02 $900

11 Shibli–Umm al-Ghanam 03 $900

12 Bet El‘azari 02 $900

13 Tsur Itshak 02 $900

14 Qiryat Ye‘arim 06 $900

15 Ḥurfeish 03 $900

16 Lehavim 01 $900

17 Jūlis 03 $900

18 Shlomi 03 $900

19 Kfar H̱abad 02 $900

20 Yanuh-Jat 03 $900

21 Yanuah Jat 03 $900

22 Tūbā Zangarīya 03 $900

23 Sha‘av 03 $900

24 Bnei Ayish 02 $900

25 Zemer 02 $900

26 Bet Dagan 02 $900

27 Bīr el Maksūr 03 $900

28 Katzrin $900

29 ‘Omer 01 $900

30 H̱arish 04 $900

31 Abū Ghaush 06 $900

32 Rama 03 $900

33 Ramat Yishay 03 $900

34 Bu‘eina 03 $900

35 Basmat Ṭab‘ūn 03 $900

36 Zarzir 03 $900

37 Dabbūrīya 03 $900

38 ‘Ilūṭ 03 $900

39 Bi’na 03 $900

40 Meitar 01 $900

41 Kokhav Ya’ir 02 $900

42 Kisra - Sume'a 03 $900

43 Atlit 04 $900

44 H̱atsor HaGelilit 03 $900

45 Bu'ayna-Nujaydat 03 $900

46 Basma 04 $900

47 Herzliya Pituah 05 $900

48 Kfar Yasif 03 $900

49 Jaljūlya 02 $900

50 Yeroẖam 01 $900

51 Deir Ḥannā 03 $900

52 Segev Shalom 01 $900

53 Qiryat ‘Eqron 02 $900

54 Majdal Shams 03 $900

55 Beit Jann 03 $900

56 Jatt 04 $900

57 ‘Isfiyā 04 $900

58 Deir el Asad 03 $900

59 Rekhasim 04 $900

60 Azor 05 $900

61 Naḥf 03 $900

62 Tel Mond 02 $900

63 El Fureidīs 04 $900

64 I‘billīn 03 $900

65 ‘Ein Māhil 03 $900

66 Even Yehuda 02 $900

67 Laqiyya 01 $900

68 Kābūl 03 $900

69 Abū Sinān 03 $900

70 Iksāl 03 $900

71 Maale Iron 03 $900

72 Mazkeret Batya 02 $900

73 Jisr ez Zarqā 04 $900

74 Majd el Kurūm 03 $900

75 Giv`at H̱ananya 06 $900

76 Er Reina 03 $900

77 Binyamina 04 $900

78 Binyamina-Giv'at Ada 04 $900

79 Bet She’an 03 $900

80 Qalansuwa 02 $900

81 Yirkā 03 $900

82 ‘Ar‘ara BaNegev 01 $900

83 Qiryat Tiv‘on 04 $900

84 Yāfā 03 $900

85 Or Akiva 04 $900

86 Kafr Qari‘ 04 $900

87 Rahat 01 $900

88 Kafr Mandā 03 $900

89 Tel Sheva‘ 01 $900

90 Ariel WE $900

91 Shoham 02 $900

92 Kuseifa 01 $900

93 Judeida Makr 03 $900

94 H̱ura 01 $900

95 maalot Tarshīhā 03 $900

96 Kadima Zoran 02 $900

97 Qiryat Shmona 03 $900

98 Kafr Kannā 03 $900

99 Maghār 03 $900

100 Zikhron Ya‘aqov 04 $900

Cities with the highest rents in Israel reflect tight housing markets where demand significantly exceeds supply. Mitzpe Ramon leads with a median rent of $900 per month.

High rents are typically found in cities with strong economies, large populations of young professionals, and limited housing supply. These markets often have low vacancy rates and competitive rental processes.

The rent burden in these cities can be significant, with many residents spending more than 30% of their income on housing. This has fueled discussions about rent control, affordable housing development, and tenant protections in many of these communities.

Did You Know?

1. Renters in Mitzpe Ramon pay $900/month — that's $10,800 per year on housing alone.
2. The general rule of thumb is that rent should not exceed 30% of gross income — in many of these cities, average earners exceed that threshold.
3. High-rent cities often have rental vacancy rates below 5%, creating intense competition for available units.

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