The article addresses the current challenges faced by Israelis regarding secure housing, especially due to the war in Iran, which has increased the demand for apartments with secure rooms (MAMAD). However, even those who find such housing struggle to move in quickly. Data reveals that approximately 1.5 million homes in Israel lack a MAMAD, leaving 1.2 million households vulnerable to missile threats. The only state assistance offered is construction easements, which can sometimes hinder private projects. Mortgage holders taking advantage of payment deferrals should expect increased repayments. Real estate developers may reduce payment offers, potentially affecting sales. The article highlights the impact of the security situation on the Israeli real estate market.
