"Living in a dream": Is this what Ayelet Shaked thinks of Bennett's election promise?

The article presents a contrast between Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's statement about his intention to lower housing prices by up to 30%, and a previous remark by his former partner Ayelet Shaked, who said that anyone who thinks prices will drop is "living in a dream." The article compares the two positions and leaves the question open.

The article presents a contrast between Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's statement, made in an interview with the Bizportal website, that he intends to lower apartment prices by up to 30% by increasing land supply and building 100,000 long-term rental apartments at subsidized prices, and a previous remark by his former partner Ayelet Shaked. Shaked, who currently serves as chairwoman of Kardan Real Estate, said earlier this month at a conference of TheMarker and Bank Jerusalem in Eilat that "anyone who thinks apartment prices will drop is living in a dream." Shaked added that Israel pays the most expensive salary in the world in the construction industry, and that investors must be brought back to the real estate market. The article leaves the question of whom to listen to open, while highlighting the gap between the two positions.