Tel Aviv District
Ramat Gan
Contiguous with east Tel Aviv, dominated by the Diamond Exchange business district. Combines dense workday economy, family neighborhoods and easy access to two rail lines and the new Tel Aviv light rail.
Overview
Real-estate market
Average price per m²
AI estimate42,000 ₪
Population
Official173,820
CBS 2023
Socio-economic decile (CBS)
Official8 / 10
Investment score
AI estimate79 / 100
Family score
AI estimate76 / 100
Transport score
AI estimate90 / 100
Gross rental yield
AI estimate3.1%
Resale potential
AI estimate83 / 100
Amenities
Schools
Verified90
Synagogues
Verified130
Parks
Verified30
National Park + Yarkon
Shopping
Verified120
Transport
Verified50
Red-line light rail + 2 railway stations
Nearby hospitals
Verified1
Tel Hashomer / Sheba adjacency
Estimated buying costs
Simulation for a 85 m² unit at the median price (3,570,000 ₪), Israeli resident, primary residence.
Average price per m²
3,570,000 ₪
Total entry costs
139,201 ₪
Effective acquisition-tax rate
Official2.07%
Indicative estimate — every case must be validated by a lawyer.
Pros / Cons
- · Tel Aviv liquidity at a 20–30% discount per m²
- · Red-line light rail and Ayalon rail put every job center at 25 min
- · Diamond District towers create sharp price gaps street-by-street
Neighborhoods
Frequently asked questions
Is Ramat Gan a good Tel Aviv alternative?›
Yes — the Red-line light rail makes central Tel Aviv jobs a 15–25 minute commute, and 3-room apartments trade 20–30% below equivalent Tel Aviv stock. It's the highest-liquidity alternative.
Which Ramat Gan neighborhoods are best for investment?›
Marom Naveh (near the Diamond Exchange), Ramat Chen and around the new Red-line stops offer the strongest combination of tenant demand and appreciation.
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