Investment. Aliyah Planning. Long-Term Security in Israel.
"They shall build houses and inhabit them"
— Isaiah 65:21Free Admission / Registration Required
A practical evening designed to give Canadians clear, reliable guidance on how to navigate real estate ownership in Israel.
Through expert insights and open discussion, attendees will gain a better understanding of the legal, financial, and strategic considerations involved in buying property in Israel.
Comprehensive 2.5–3 hour briefing featuring experienced professionals in Israeli real estate, law, and banking.
Clear explanations, practical insights, and time for questions.
Understand the key legal frameworks, tax considerations, and financing structures available to foreign buyers.
Learn how Canadians can structure property purchases and mortgages in Israel.
This event is designed as an educational briefing, not a sales seminar.
There will be no on-site property sales or pressure to purchase.
Connect with professionals, investors, and families who are also exploring opportunities and long-term planning in Israel.
An opportunity for meaningful discussion and informed decision-making.
Israel's real estate market has long attracted international buyers seeking stability, long-term value, and a meaningful connection to the country.
For many Canadians, property ownership in Israel represents both a strategic investment and a long-term family asset.
Israel's resilient economy, global leadership in technology, and well-regulated banking system create a strong foundation for real estate ownership.
Despite global volatility, housing demand continues to be supported by population growth, limited land supply, and ongoing economic expansion.
The Israeli property market is typically driven by long-term capital appreciation rather than short-term speculation.
Investors often focus on strategic locations, urban development corridors, and long-term demographic growth rather than quick resale opportunities.
Israel has seen significant modernization through urban renewal programs such as TAMA 38 and large infrastructure investments.
These projects upgrade aging buildings, improve seismic safety, and increase the long-term value of residential neighborhoods.
For many international buyers, owning property in Israel represents more than a financial decision.
It provides a tangible connection to the country and offers flexibility for future plans, whether for family visits, long-term relocation, or Aliyah.
This session is designed to give Canadian buyers a clear understanding of the process before making any real estate decisions in Israel.
An overview of the Israeli real estate market, including major cities, current demand trends, and long-term economic drivers shaping housing supply and pricing.
Understanding property ownership structures, purchase taxes, legal processes, and the regulatory considerations relevant for Canadian buyers.
How Israeli banks work with foreign buyers, typical mortgage options, loan-to-value structures, and the documentation required to obtain financing.
Key financial factors when transferring funds internationally, including exchange-rate dynamics, timing considerations, and currency transfer strategies.
How property ownership decisions can align with long-term life planning, including relocation considerations and future flexibility.
Frequent pitfalls encountered by international buyers, warning signs to watch for, and practical best practices to navigate the process safely.
Owner and Chairman
Head of Mortgages for Foreign Clients
Canadian and Israeli lawyer
Aliyah Services Representative, Canada
This briefing is designed for serious, thoughtful individuals and families at a specific stage of planning:
Professionals ready to explore Israeli real estate with a long-term perspective and strategic intent
Those seeking capital appreciation, portfolio diversification, and stable asset growth over time
Families considering relocation to Israel within 1–5 years and planning ahead strategically
Canadians seeking responsible guidance on "Plan B" scenarios and multi-generational planning
This event is intended for individuals seriously exploring property ownership or long-term planning in Israel.
April 28, 2026
6:30 PM – 9:30 PM
April 30, 2026
6:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Venue details will be provided to registered attendees prior to the event.
Organized by Effi Capital Real Estate and Cohen Group Marketing
Developing residential communities across Israel for nearly two decades.
Effi Capital Real Estate is one of Israel's established and trusted real estate development companies, with a proven track record spanning nearly two decades.
Behind every home lies a story of dreams, goals, and aspirations—the life people envision for themselves and their families. At Effi Capital, we recognize that building a home means becoming part of that story.
For this reason, we are committed to creating living environments that exceed expectations: thoughtfully designed residences, welcoming entrance lobbies, green surroundings, and high standards of insulation, construction quality, and architectural planning.
Effi Capital is more than a real estate company; it is a lifelong mission and a true calling. For us, being able to say 'I built a home in the Land of Israel' is one of life's greatest privileges. We do not simply construct buildings—we create the foundation for people's lives.
Every project is approached with integrity, dedication, and meticulous attention to detail. From the visible elements to those rarely noticed, our commitment is to plan and build responsibly, ensuring quality, durability, and environments that families can rely on for years to come.
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Across Israel's growing cities, Effi Capital develops residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects designed to combine quality construction, modern living environments, and long-term value for the communities they serve.
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Attendance is free, but registration is required due to limited seating.
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