Apartment buyers attack price per occupant: "This is our last chance"

The lottery, which will begin this coming Sunday, includes thousands of apartments in 150 new construction projects.

Now, many young couples are pinning hopes on the same lottery, which for some is the ultimate hope of getting an apartment of their own.

"Without the project - you have to work 10 years just to get a mortgage"

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14/03/2022

Monday, 14 March 2022, 13:25

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Price per occupant project The Cyclamen Neighborhood Rishon Lezion (Photo: Avi Cohen)

Many young couples in Israel were happy to hear the news that another lottery of thousands of apartments as part of a price per occupant will begin next week.

While housing prices in Israel are rising, and the issue is one of the most painful issues of all components of the cost of living - they are pinning hopes on the same lottery, which for some is the last hope for obtaining an apartment of their own.

lottery occupant, which will begin this coming Sunday, including thousands of apartments in 150 construction projects in major cities such as Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa and Beer Sheva, but the list also includes many cities Turan, and one locality located beyond the Green Line - Ma'ale Adumim.

Yoav, a resident of the south who registered with his lottery partner, said: "Today it is not possible for a young couple to buy an apartment in the free market, prices in the sky, even in the periphery have skyrocketed and people do not have the option to buy an apartment. We do not have the equity, I have no chance of buying an apartment, I had to work for ten years just for the start-up capital so that they would give me a mortgage. "

Shiri from Jerusalem, a single mother of two children, submitted a tender in Mevaseret Zion.

She said: "This is my last chance to buy an apartment and secure a future for my children. I have never had an apartment. This is also the way the state can help us."

The localities and the number of housing units in which a price lottery per occupant will be held on March 20, 2002 (Photo: Walla !, no)

Kobi, also a resident of the south, said: "People do not have the money to buy an apartment on the free market, I sign up for the price per occupant. These are a lot of young people without the option to buy an apartment in the periphery, I'm not talking about the center at all. Price per occupant is our only option. "But at least we can pay the starting price. Without the price per occupant, I could not think of buying an apartment at all."

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