Payment of nearly one million shekels will be deferred by a decade: The contractors who decided to break the real estate market

Against the backdrop of the stagnation in the housing market, Gindi Holdings is offering to defer a payment of 900,000 shekels from the apartment price for ten years without interest or indexation. About 30% of transactions include financing benefits, similar to the rate before the Bank of Israel restrictions in 2025.

Against the backdrop of the stagnation in transactions and the difficulty of bringing buyers back to sales offices, contractors in Israel are offering exceptional financing benefits. Gindi Holdings has launched a campaign to defer a payment of 900,000 shekels from the apartment price, without interest or indexation, for ten years from the date of receiving the keys. The company reports dozens of buyers who have come to the sales offices following the campaign. Data from the Chief Economist at the Ministry of Finance shows that about 30% of apartment sales on the free market include financing benefits, similar to the rate recorded before the Bank of Israel restrictions in 2025. The benefits help contractors avoid an official reduction in the apartment price and may mask deeper price drops than those in the CBS data.

Payment of nearly one million shekels will be deferred by a decade: The contractors who decided to break the real estate market