New Build Property in Tzur Yitzhak: Developments & Areas 2026

A community locality of 7,780 residents (CBS 2024), Tzur Yitzhak is a new town in the Sharon, founded in June 2007 and named in memory of Yitzhak Rabin. Set in the Sharon plain, near Tzur Natan and Kokhav Ya'ir, a few kilometres from Kfar Saba and Route 6, it is growing fast: about 140 homes at the start, a total plan of about 2,650 homes. Its modern white and beige buildings, its landscaped streets and its young trees make it a sought-after family locality, where buying mostly means recent new build. No sourced price per square metre is published for Tzur Yitzhak.

Panoramic view of Tzur Yitzhak

Population: 7,780

Why invest in Tzur Yitzhak

Tzur Yitzhak is a community locality founded in June 2007, named in memory of Yitzhak Rabin, in the Sharon plain, near Tzur Natan and Kokhav Ya'ir, in the Drom HaSharon Regional Council, Central District. With 7,780 residents according to the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS, 2024), it is a young locality growing fast: about 140 homes when it was created, a total plan of about 2,650 homes, and neighbourhoods being built one after another. The locality lies a few kilometres from Kfar Saba and Route 6, the Trans-Israel highway, which puts it within reach of the centre of the country while keeping the character of a residential locality: modern white and beige buildings with balconies, landscaped streets planted with young trees, tended gardens and, around it, the green fields of the Sharon plain.

The neighbourhoods where to buy in Tzur Yitzhak. The heart of the locality gathers the first homes, the facilities and the most established streets, with gardens already mature. The new neighbourhoods extend the locality towards its expansions: recent buildings, family flats with balconies, quiet streets and green spaces. The edge of the Sharon fields, on the fringe of the locality, offers the most open plots, with views over the fields and the low hills. Everywhere, the reference property is the modern family flat — three to five rooms with a balcony — in a recent building, or the detached house in the areas that have them: it is a young, uniform and well-kept stock, with no old homes to renovate in the town-centre sense. No sourced price per square metre is published for Tzur Yitzhak: prices vary by neighbourhood, floor, size and proximity to green spaces, and the right method is to compare real properties, with the personalised search and the per-city budget simulator.

Why Tzur Yitzhak attracts families. The reason is simple: a new, quiet and green locality, a few kilometres from Kfar Saba and Route 6, with regional schools, shops nearby and a family living environment. Buyers are families who want recent new build without the price and density of the large Sharon towns, and who accept the car to reach employment hubs and services. Growth is fast — the locality has multiplied since its roughly 140 initial homes — and demand follows: families settle there for the long term, which makes for a stable, barely speculative market, driven by use more than by quick resale. No sourced rental yield is published for Tzur Yitzhak, and no sourced capital growth figure either: this guide promises no number, it describes a growing locality, to be assessed case by case, with a lawyer and a broker at your side.

New build or resale in Tzur Yitzhak: most of it happens in recent new build. The locality, founded in 2007, is a market of modern construction: the properties are recent flats and houses, and the supply available at any given moment — resales of recent homes, end of developments — is checked case by case, with the personalised search. Buying resale here means buying a recent home in resale, with the resale guide: checking the condition, the charges and the rights. Financing goes through the mashkanta, the Israeli mortgage, and purchase tax (mas rechisha) depends on the price of the property and the buyer's status: the legal guide and the tax and fees simulator explain the calculation, with no tax table published here since the tax ruling is still pending. Before signing, the lawyer checks the title deed (Tabu) and, for an off-plan purchase, the developer's or builder's guarantees. For a first purchase from abroad, the 2026 buying guide and the dedicated aliyah page complete this locality guide.

Life in Tzur Yitzhak is that of a family locality in the Sharon. Children attend the regional schools of the Drom HaSharon Council, local shops cover everyday needs, and Kfar Saba, a few kilometres away, brings the services, the shopping centres and the stations. For transport, Route 6 is the major axis: it links the locality to the north and the south of the country, and buses serve the Sharon. The car remains the main way to get around, as in most Sharon localities. Around it, the fields and green spaces keep the rural character of the plain, while the growth of the locality — towards about 2,650 homes in total — promises stronger facilities and services in the years to come, without changing its nature: a residential, quiet, family locality.

  • Family-Oriented: Quiet, green, regional schools and locality life.
  • Green: Green spaces, landscaped streets, Sharon fields.
  • Sharon: A sought-after plain, close to Kfar Saba.
  • Route 6: Fast: the Trans-Israel highway within reach.
  • Stable: A market of families settled for the long term.

Key advantages

  • Family-Oriented: A new, quiet locality designed for families, with regional schools and shops nearby.
  • Green: Landscaped streets, young trees, tended gardens and the fields of the Sharon around the locality.
  • Sharon: The sought-after Sharon plain, a few kilometres from Kfar Saba.
  • Proximity: Kfar Saba nearby, Route 6 within reach, the centre of the country accessible.
  • Stable: A market of families settled for the long term, barely speculative.

Infrastructure & Transport

  • Route 6: The Trans-Israel highway, a major axis to the north and south of the country.
  • Bus: Bus lines across the Sharon, to Kfar Saba and neighbouring towns.
  • Schools: Regional schools of the Drom HaSharon Council.
  • Shops: Local shops in the locality, services and stations in Kfar Saba.

Investment profile

  • Rental Demand: Family demand in a growing locality; no sourced yield is published for Tzur Yitzhak.
  • Tenants: Families looking for recent new build near Kfar Saba and Route 6.
  • Capital Appreciation: Fast growth since 2007; no sourced capital growth figure is published for Tzur Yitzhak.

Neighborhoods of Tzur Yitzhak

  • Locality Heart

  • New Neighbourhoods

  • Sharon Fields Edge

New build or resale in Tzur Yitzhak

In Tzur Yitzhak, 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.

Search in Tzur Yitzhak Buying resale property: the guide

Frequently asked questions about Tzur Yitzhak

Is Tzur Yitzhak a good choice for families?

Yes: it is a new, quiet and green locality, with regional schools, shops nearby and modern family flats. Kfar Saba and Route 6 are a few kilometres away for services and travel.

How many people live in Tzur Yitzhak?

7,780 residents according to the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS, 2024). The locality, founded in June 2007 with about 140 homes, is growing fast towards a total plan of about 2,650 homes.

Do you buy new build or resale in Tzur Yitzhak?

Most of it happens in recent new build: the locality dates from 2007 and its stock is modern. Supply — resales of recent homes, end of developments — is checked case by case, with the personalised search.

Can I buy in Tzur Yitzhak from abroad?

Yes, as anywhere in Israel, with a specialist lawyer: checking the title deed (Tabu), a contract supervised by the lawyer, purchase tax (mas rechisha) depending on the price and the buyer's status, and financing through the mashkanta mortgage.

How do you get around from Tzur Yitzhak?

The car remains the main way to get around: Route 6, the Trans-Israel highway, is within reach, and buses serve the Sharon. The Kfar Saba stations are a few kilometres away.

What is the price per square metre in Tzur Yitzhak?

No sourced price per square metre is published for Tzur Yitzhak. Prices vary by neighbourhood, floor and size: the right method is to compare real properties, with the per-city budget simulator.

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