Nadlan.gov.il - Israel Sold Property Prices (Enriched)

Official sold-property transactions from nadlan.gov.il ("מידע נדל"ן"), the Israel Tax Authority's public deals registry - including the enriched per-deal fields that no other free source carries:

Field	What it tells you
yearBuilt	Construction year of the building. For pre-sale new-builds the registry records the planned completion year, which can be in the future.
floor, buildingFloors	The unit's floor and the building height. Registry coverage varies: roughly half of rows carry buildingFloors.
isFirstHand	Contractor (first-hand) sale flag, when the registry marks it; null when unknown.
prevDeals	The SAME unit's previous recorded sales (dates + prices). The registry links a prior sale for roughly one deal in five.
trend	Annual appreciation vs the unit's previous sale (percent per year), present when prevDeals is.

Plus the standard record: signing date, price, price per sqm, address, neighborhood, rooms, area, property type, and the land-registry identifiers (gush/helka/tat-helka).

Input

• cities (required): one or more of 211 supported Israeli localities, in Hebrew.
• dealDateRange: last 3/6/12/36 months or all available history (default: 12 months).
• Filters: rooms (comma-separated; "5" means 5+), min/max price, include non-residential. Filters drop only deals that confirmed do not match - deals missing the filtered field are kept, so an active filter never silently zeroes your run.
• maxItems: optional cost cap. Leave empty to fetch everything that matches.

How it works

Recorded sales never change, so the actor serves the deep history from a continuously-synced registry mirror (fast, complete, multi-year), then tops up the most recent months live from nadlan.gov.il to catch anything newer than the last sync. This makes long ranges (for example "the last 10 years of Tel Aviv") possible and fast, and means a run is never empty even when the live site is briefly unavailable.

The live top-up passes the site's bot-score gate with a real browser session through an Israeli residential proxy. If that gate is temporarily closed, the top-up is skipped and the run still returns complete history through the last sync (at most about a week old), with a clear note in the run status.

Results are pushed incrementally, so a long run keeps everything gathered so far even if it is stopped, and it banks results and exits cleanly before any run timeout.

Coverage note

Data spans multiple years for essentially every city. The one nuance: nadlan.gov.il's own live feed exposes only its most-recent transactions for the very densest cities (Tel Aviv, Jerusalem), but the mirror carries their full history, so your requested date range is served in full regardless.

Output sample

{
  "dealDate": "2026-05-14",
  "dealAmount": 2300000,
  "pricePerSqm": 36508,
  "address": "הקליר 4",
  "cityName": "תל אביב-יפו",
  "neighborhoodName": "הצפון הישן-החלק הצפוני",
  "rooms": 3,
  "floor": "שנייה",
  "buildingFloors": 4,
  "area": 63,
  "yearBuilt": 1940,
  "propertyType": "דירה בבית קומות",
  "isFirstHand": null,
  "gush": "6953",
  "helka": "57",
  "tatHelka": "4",
  "parcelNum": "6953-57-4",
  "prevDeals": [{ "dealDate": "2014-03-31", "dealAmount": 2300000 }],
  "trend": { "ratePct": 7.4, "years": 12 }
}

Use cases

• Comparable-sales (comps) analysis and valuation models with building-age and floor context
• Tracking a specific unit's price history via prevDeals
• Detecting contractor (new-build) sales vs resales
• Feeding BI dashboards with the freshest official registry data per city

Limits and notes

• Data reflects what the Tax Authority publishes; new deals typically appear weeks after signing.
• Prices are the full property value as published by nadlan.gov.il.
• Deals are deduplicated within a run by parcel + date + amount.
• Related actor: our GovMap-based deals actor is cheaper and faster but without the enriched fields above.