New Build Property in Ramat Gan: Average Prices & Developments 2026

Why invest in Ramat Gan

Ramat Gan lies just east of Tel Aviv, separated from it by the Ayalon highway. With 172,242 residents (CBS 2024), it is the twelfth-largest city in Israel and one of the densest in Gush Dan. Its name means "garden heights" in Hebrew. Founded in the 1920s as a garden suburb of Tel Aviv, it has become a business and residential city, with quiet, green neighbourhoods, office towers along the Ayalon and a shopping city centre around Bialik Street. The identity of Ramat Gan rests on three places. The Diamond Exchange District, nicknamed the Bursa, concentrates office towers, banks and diamond and finance companies around Savidor station: it is one of the world's great diamond trading centres, and it makes Ramat Gan a city of professionals and executives. Bar-Ilan University, whose main campus is in Ramat Gan, brings thousands of students and researchers. Ramat Gan National Park and the Safari, the largest zoo in Israel, offer families a huge green space just outside the city. For transport, Ramat Gan is served by Savidor and HaShalom stations on the Ayalon line, by the Tel Aviv light rail Red Line and by a dense bus network. The journey to central Tel Aviv takes about fifteen minutes by train or light rail. For a buyer, the Ramat Gan market mixes older buildings in urban renewal, recent residential towers and family apartments in the green neighbourhoods: three new developments are listed in the IsraelStart catalogue, and the personalised search lets you look for a new or resale apartment according to your criteria, including beyond the catalogue. Before signing, simulate the purchase tax (Mas Rechisha) with the tax and fees simulator and your budget with the city budget simulator, and read the Mas Rechisha legal guide: the amount of the tax depends on the value of the property and your situation, and no tax table is published here. Take care not to confuse Ramat Gan with Ramat HaSharon, another city in Gush Dan, further north, with a very different profile. As a benchmark, the average transaction price in the first half of 2026 was 3,072,000 ₪ in Ramat Gan, down 0.8% year on year (source: Ynet, 15/09/2026) — an average transaction price, not a price per m².

• Buy next to Tel Aviv: An apartment in Ramat Gan, a quarter of an hour from central Tel Aviv, for professionals and families who work in the metropolis without wanting to live there.
• Raise a family near the park: Green neighbourhoods such as Ramat Chen and Marom Naveh, schools on foot and the National Park: Ramat Gan is designed for everyday family life.
• Invest in rental property: Demand from Bar-Ilan students and Bursa professionals supports letting. Study each property with the city budget simulator before committing.
• Buy from abroad: The personalised search helps you buy in Ramat Gan from abroad, in English, with support until signing, including for properties beyond the catalogue.

Key advantages

• Next to Tel Aviv, in the heart of Gush Dan: Ramat Gan borders Tel Aviv to the west and Givatayim to the south. You live a quarter of an hour from central Tel Aviv, with quieter, greener residential neighbourhoods, which makes it a sought-after address for professionals and families who work in the metropolis.
• A business city of professionals: The Diamond Exchange District concentrates banks, diamond and finance companies, and thousands of professional jobs. This activity supports demand for homes, for purchase and for rent, especially near Savidor station and the office towers.
• A university city: The main campus of Bar-Ilan University is in Ramat Gan and attracts thousands of students, researchers and teachers. This population supports rental demand for small and medium apartments, especially near the campus and transport.
• The largest urban park in Gush Dan: Ramat Gan National Park and the Safari form a huge green space, rare at this distance from Tel Aviv. The neighbourhoods next to the park, such as Ramat Chen, are popular with families who want to live near nature without leaving the metropolis.

Infrastructure & Transport

• Train, light rail and buses: Savidor and HaShalom stations serve the Ayalon line, the light rail Red Line crosses the city, and a dense bus network links Ramat Gan to Tel Aviv, Givatayim, Bnei Brak and Petah Tikva. The Ayalon highway borders the city to the west.
• Schools and university: Ramat Gan has primary and secondary schools, kindergartens and community centres in every neighbourhood, as well as the Bar-Ilan University campus, with its faculties, libraries and student life.
• Parks, culture and shops: The National Park and the Safari, the theatre, the museums and the shopping streets of the city centre, around Bialik Street, give Ramat Gan a complete neighbourhood life, with shops, cafés and markets.

Investment profile

• Rental demand from students and professionals: Bar-Ilan University and the Diamond Exchange District create regular rental demand for small and medium apartments, especially near the campus, Savidor station and the light rail. We publish no yield figure: the yield depends on the neighbourhood, the type of property and the purchase price, and must be calculated case by case.
• Urban renewal and recent towers: The renewal of older buildings creates off-plan buying opportunities in reconstruction projects, alongside recent residential towers. Compare Ramat Gan with Givatayim and Tel Aviv on the city comparison page before deciding.

Neighborhoods of Ramat Gan

• Diamond District

• Tel Binyamin

• Neve Yehoshua

• Ramat Chen

• Marom Naveh

• Kiryat Krinitzi

New build or resale in Ramat Gan

In Ramat Gan, you can compare the new developments listed in our catalogue or entrust us with the search for an existing property. The choice depends on your timeline, overall budget and target neighbourhood.

For resale, we define a brief with you — neighbourhood, number of rooms, mamad, lift, parking, outdoor space — then consult several sources and present an explained selection, with trade-offs and points to confirm.

Frequently asked questions about Ramat Gan

What is the population of Ramat Gan?

Ramat Gan has 172,242 residents according to the 2024 estimates of the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). It is the twelfth-largest city in Israel, in the Tel Aviv District.

Are Ramat Gan and Ramat HaSharon the same city?

No: they are two different cities. Ramat Gan borders Tel Aviv to the east and is home to the Diamond Exchange District and Bar-Ilan University. Ramat HaSharon lies further north, between Tel Aviv and Herzliya, with a more residential and greener profile. The two cities share the prefix 'Ramat', hence the frequent confusion.

Are there new developments in Ramat Gan?

Three new developments are listed in the IsraelStart catalogue in Ramat Gan. The city's market mixes urban renewal and recent residential towers: the personalised search lets you look for a new or resale apartment according to your criteria, including beyond the catalogue.

How long does it take to reach Tel Aviv from Ramat Gan?

The train or light rail links Ramat Gan to central Tel Aviv in about fifteen minutes from Savidor or HaShalom stations. By car, the Ayalon highway borders the city, with journey times that vary at peak hours.

What taxes do you pay when buying an apartment in Ramat Gan?

The purchase is subject to purchase tax (Mas Rechisha), the amount of which depends on the value of the property and your situation, in particular whether you are a resident, a first-time buyer or a non-resident. We publish no tax table: use the tax and fees simulator and read the Mas Rechisha legal guide for a calculation suited to your case.

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