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Kiryat Malakhi home prices by neighbourhood

The average apartment in Kiryat Malakhi costs ₪1.18M and average rent is ₪3,100 a month. Most expensive neighbourhood: HaMachane (₪1.65M); cheapest: Kibbutz Galuyot (₪939,000). 676 housing units in approved plans, with 3,018 more in planning. 4 urban renewal compounds.

Average home
₪1.2M
42% below the national average
Rent
₪3,100
a month, average
Units in approved plans
676
plus 3,018 in planning
Urban renewal compounds
4
3,280 homes planned
Home price
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Kiryat Malakhi neighbourhoods from most to least expensive

Most expensive: HaMachane (₪1.7M). Cheapest: Kibbutz Galuyot (₪939,000)

Real estate · last 12 months

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  1. 1HaMachane
    ₪1.7M
  2. 2Ganei Shmuel
    ₪1.3M
  3. 3Weizmann
    ₪1.2M
  4. 4Herzl
    ₪1.2M
  5. 5Kibbutz Galuyot
    ₪939,000

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

All neighbourhoods in Kiryat Malakhi

A table of 10 neighbourhoods: price, rent and yearly change

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1-year change
HaMachane₪1.7M▼ 2.7% ₪4,700
Ganei Shmuel₪1.3M▲ 4.5% ₪3,250
Weizmann₪1.2M▲ 8.3% ₪2,650
Herzl₪1.2M▲ 5.5% ₪2,700
Kibbutz Galuyot₪939,000▼ 5.2% ₪2,800
Orot——
Achuzat Rotner——
HaMeyasdim—₪3,650
Chabad—₪3,300
Nachalat Har Chabad—₪2,800

How many new homes are planned in Kiryat Malakhi?

676 housing units in approved plans, plus 3,018 in planning

Planning · Planning Administration

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Approved: 676 unitsUnder planning review: 3,018 units

Housing units in approved plans, by year

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The biggest plans

Recently approved

Plans in the online planning system that add housing units, excluding national, district and master plans. An outline plan and a detailed plan for the same area can overlap, so the total is a ceiling, not a count of homes. Plan names are in Hebrew, as registered.

Urban renewal (pinui binui) in Kiryat Malakhi

4 compounds: 578 homes today, 3,280 after

Urban renewal

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4compounds
578 → 3,280homes today → after
0under construction
CompoundHomes todayAfter the projectStatus
מע"ר1901,511×8Early planningplan
הרצלHerzl195898×4.6In statutory planningplan
חב"דNachalat Har Chabad153676×4.4Plan approved, not yet startedplan
בלוק 101Ganei Shmuel40195×4.9Plan approved, permits issuedplan

Source: Government Authority for Urban Renewal, declared compounds (tax track and local authority track). Compound names are in Hebrew.

Residential land tenders in Kiryat Malakhi

15 tenders since 2015, 1 open now

Israel Land Authority

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15 tenders since 2015 offering 1,155 housing units; 1 open now.

Land price per housing unit in regular tenders

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Open and published

Recent tenders

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.

Housing in towns near Kiryat Malakhi

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FAQ

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What is the most expensive neighbourhood in Kiryat Malakhi?

HaMachane, with an average apartment price of ₪1.65M. Next come Ganei Shmuel (₪1.32M) and Weizmann (₪1.17M).

What is the cheapest neighbourhood in Kiryat Malakhi?

Kibbutz Galuyot, with an average apartment price of ₪939,000. Next is Herzl (₪1.17M).

Where is rent highest in Kiryat Malakhi?

HaMachane: ₪4,700 a month on average. Lowest: Weizmann (₪2,650).

How many urban renewal projects are there in Kiryat Malakhi?

4 declared compounds, where 578 existing apartments are to be replaced by 3,280.

How many new homes are planned in Kiryat Malakhi?

676 additional housing units in plans approved in the online planning system, 0 in deposited plans and 3,018 in plans under review.

Are there open Israel Land Authority tenders in Kiryat Malakhi?

Yes, one residential land tender is 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.