Housing · Modi'in Illit
Modi'in Illit home prices by neighbourhood
The average apartment in Modi'in Illit costs ₪2.05M and average rent is ₪4,600 a month. Most expensive neighbourhood: Neot HaPisga (₪2.18M); cheapest: Kiryat Sefer (₪1.93M).
- Average home
- ₪2.1M
- about the same as the national average
- Rent
- ₪4,600
- a month, average
- Units in approved plans
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- Urban renewal compounds
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Modi'in Illit neighbourhoods from most to least expensive
Most expensive: Neot HaPisga (₪2.2M). Cheapest: Kiryat Sefer (₪1.9M)
Real estate · last 12 months
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Modi'in Illit neighbourhoods from most to least expensive
Most expensive: Neot HaPisga (₪2.2M). Cheapest: Kiryat Sefer (₪1.9M)
Real estate · last 12 months
- 1Neot HaPisga₪2.2M
- 2Matityahu East₪2.2M
- 3Achuzat Brachfeld₪2M
- 4Kiryat Sefer₪1.9M
Source: Israel Tax Authority, Nadlan. Neighbourhoods with few sales appear in the table without an average.
All neighbourhoods in Modi'in Illit
A table of 4 neighbourhoods: price, rent and yearly change
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All neighbourhoods in Modi'in Illit
A table of 4 neighbourhoods: price, rent and yearly change
| 1-year change | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Neot HaPisga | ₪2.2M | ▲ 7.2% | ₪4,800 |
| Matityahu East | ₪2.2M | ▲ 13.6% | ₪3,150 |
| Achuzat Brachfeld | ₪2M | ▲ 4.4% | ₪3,350 |
| Kiryat Sefer | ₪1.9M | ▼ 2.3% | ₪3,160 |
FAQ
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What is the most expensive neighbourhood in Modi'in Illit?
Neot HaPisga, with an average apartment price of ₪2.18M. Next come Matityahu East (₪2.17M) and Achuzat Brachfeld (₪2.04M).
What is the cheapest neighbourhood in Modi'in Illit?
Kiryat Sefer, with an average apartment price of ₪1.93M. Next is Achuzat Brachfeld (₪2.04M).
Where is rent highest in Modi'in Illit?
Neot HaPisga: ₪4,800 a month on average. Lowest: Matityahu East (₪3,150).
Data sources
- Israel Tax Authority, Nadlan: Real estate sale prices by neighbourhood
- Planning Administration: Online plans (Xplan)
- Government Authority for Urban Renewal: Urban renewal compounds
- Israel Land Authority: Land tenders
Updated 1 Nov 2026. Prices are averages of sales reported to the Israel Tax Authority, not valuations.