Givatayim rent prices — 2026
Real rental-price data for Givatayim, drawn from 360 active public listings on the market that Yaeli analyzed. Median: ₪6,500/month.
Rent in Givatayim
The median rent in Givatayim is about ₪6,500 per month, with most listings between ₪5,538 and ₪7,900, based on 360 rental listings. The tables below break this down by number of rooms and by neighborhood.
Based on 360 active rental listings in Givatayim as of September 2026, the overall median rent is ₪6,500/month. Half of all listings fall between ₪5,538 and ₪7,900 — a ₪2,362 spread that reflects the city's varied neighborhoods and property types.
A typical 2-room flat runs ₪5,200/month; a 3-room flat runs ₪6,300/month.
The most expensive neighborhoods by median are תל גנים (₪7,225), ארלוזורוב (₪6,950), בורוכוב (₪6,900). The most affordable are פועלי הרכבת (₪5,750), שינקין (₪6,000), גבעת רמב"ם (₪6,350) (only neighborhoods with 30+ listings are included).
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| Rooms | Listings | 25th pct | Median | 75th pct |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 68 | ₪4,738 | ₪5,200 | ₪5,725 |
| 3 | 129 | ₪5,800 | ₪6,300 | ₪7,000 |
| 4 | 106 | ₪6,725 | ₪7,500 | ₪8,500 |
| 5+ | 42 | ₪9,000 | ₪11,000 | ₪12,800 |
| Neighborhood | Listings | 25th pct | Median | 75th pct |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| תל גנים | 32 | ₪5,225 | ₪7,225 | ₪8,112 |
| ארלוזורוב | 62 | ₪5,960 | ₪6,950 | ₪8,425 |
| בורוכוב | 42 | ₪5,525 | ₪6,900 | ₪8,575 |
| גבעת רמב"ם | 48 | ₪5,500 | ₪6,350 | ₪6,925 |
| שינקין | 63 | ₪5,200 | ₪6,000 | ₪6,675 |
| פועלי הרכבת | 32 | ₪4,975 | ₪5,750 | ₪7,038 |
Newly listed: September 2026 vs August 2026
Listings newly added in Givatayim so far in September 2026 ask a median of ₪6,575/month (58 listings), against ₪6,500 in August 2026 (179 listings) — up ₪75 (1.2%).
That figure measures new supply: listings first seen in that month. It is a different thing from the all-active median at the top of this page, which measures the standing stock — everything on offer right now, including flats that have sat unrented for months.
About this data & methodology
About this data: figures are based on statistical analysis of 360 active public rental listings on the market, a snapshot taken 2026-09-05 (September 2026), refreshed monthly. Values shown are the median, with the 25th–75th percentile range as the typical band. Neighborhoods with fewer than 30 listings are excluded. These are asking prices from listings, not signed-contract prices. Rents change over time — treat these as a general guide, not a quote.
Data as of: 2026-09-05 (September 2026).