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Beitar Illit home prices by neighbourhood

The average apartment in Beitar Illit costs ₪2.76M and average rent is ₪5,200 a month. Most expensive neighbourhood: HaGefen (₪3.08M); cheapest: HaTamar (₪2.69M).

Average home
₪2.8M
36% above the national average
Rent
₪5,200
a month, average
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Beitar Illit neighbourhoods from most to least expensive

Most expensive: HaGefen (₪3.1M). Cheapest: HaTamar (₪2.7M)

Real estate · last 12 months

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  1. 1HaGefen
    ₪3.1M
  2. 2HaDekel
    ₪3M
  3. 3HaTamar
    ₪2.7M

Source: Israel Tax Authority, Nadlan. Neighbourhoods with few sales appear in the table without an average.

All neighbourhoods in Beitar Illit

A table of 4 neighbourhoods: price, rent and yearly change

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1-year change
HaGefen₪3.1M▲ 17.4% —
HaDekel₪3M▲ 8% ₪5,050
HaTamar₪2.7M▼ 8.9% ₪5,350
HaEtrog—₪3,850

Residential land tenders in Beitar Illit

19 tenders since 2015, 2 open now

Israel Land Authority

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19 tenders since 2015 offering 2,964 housing units; 2 open now.

Land price per housing unit in regular tenders

’15’19’20’22

Open and published

Recent tenders

  • Public tender · Low-rise housing · 2 units · 2 lots · 30 Jun 2022

    Winners: אסנת ללום, מאיר ללום, אליעזר נח שוובר

    ₪629,000land per housing unit
  • Public tender · Low-rise housing · 1 units · 20 Mar 2022

    Winners: חיה נחמה רפפורט, אברהם יצחק רפפורט

    ₪1.6Mland per housing unit
  • Public tender · Residential and retail · 50 units · 1 Mar 2022

    Winners: משכנות העומרים בע"מ

    ₪587,000land per housing unit
  • Public tender · Multi-storey housing · 14 units · 29 Aug 2021

    Winners: דנפיט נדל"ן בע"מ

    ₪1.6Mland per housing unit
  • Public tender · Multi-storey housing · 405 units · 22 Nov 2020

    Winners: נ. נתנאל בע"מ

    ₪186,000land per housing unit
  • Public tender · Low-rise housing · 18 units · 18 lots · 14 Sep 2020

    Winners: ידידיה בלום ראובן, מרדכי ראנד, אליעזר יעקבסון, נחמיה לב

    ₪158,000land per housing unit
  • Public tender · Multi-storey housing · 14 units · 26 Jan 2020

  • Public tender · Multi-storey housing · 64 units · 3 lots · 30 Dec 2019

    Winners: אפרים שלמה בע"מ, ככר העיר בית"ר בע"מ, דר חי בע"מ

    ₪27,000land per housing unit
  • Public tender · Multi-storey housing · 405 units · 16 Dec 2019

  • Public tender · Multi-storey housing · 18 units · 2 lots · 17 Mar 2019

    Winners: ניסטנפובר אסף שמואל משה, סויסה תמר, ניסטנפובר שלום, ניטנפובר אילת צביה, פיין מרדכי, סויסה נתן יעקב, בראון אליעזר, בראון אסתר

    ₪378,000land per housing unit
  • Public tender · Low-rise housing · 22 units · 22 lots · 16 Dec 2018

    Winners: אהרן שליח צבור, המציע זכה במתחם אחר, נתנאל ראובן, רבקה ראובן, יהונתן שבתי, רבקה שבתי

    ₪73,000land per housing unit
  • Mechir LaMishtaken (buyer's price) · Multi-storey housing · 143 units · 5 lots · 16 Dec 2018

    Winners: המציע זכה במתחם אחר, אפרים שלמה בע"מ אצל משפחת כהן 12,840,000 ש"ח מסחר, משכן אליהו חברה לבניה והשקעות בע"מ

    6 bids

Price per housing unit is the winning land bids divided by the number of homes on the plots sold, before VAT and development costs. In Mechir LaMishtaken and Mechir Matara tenders developers bid on the apartment price, so they have no land price here.

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FAQ

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What is the most expensive neighbourhood in Beitar Illit?

HaGefen, with an average apartment price of ₪3.08M. Next come HaDekel (₪2.95M) and HaTamar (₪2.69M).

What is the cheapest neighbourhood in Beitar Illit?

HaTamar, with an average apartment price of ₪2.69M. Next is HaDekel (₪2.95M).

Where is rent highest in Beitar Illit?

HaTamar: ₪5,350 a month on average. Lowest: HaEtrog (₪3,850).

Are there open Israel Land Authority tenders in Beitar Illit?

Yes, 2 residential land tenders are open or published on the Israel Land Authority website.

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Data sources

Updated 1 Nov 2026. Prices are averages of sales reported to the Israel Tax Authority, not valuations.