An urban strip along Weizmann Street and south of it, with the city’s shops, apartment blocks from the 1960s to the 1990s and new buildings rising among them, close to the malls, schools and bus routes
Kfar Saba Center is the heart of the city. According to GovMap it stretches as a long strip along Weizmann Street and south of it, from Moshe Dayan and HaGalil Streets in the east to HaBanim, Gilboa and Gilad Streets in the west, across about 890 dunams (89 hectares).
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Kfar Saba Center is built almost entirely of apartment buildings: most deals are in buildings from the 1960s to the 1990s, alongside new buildings completed from 2020 onward. Since January 2023, 373 deals have been recorded, and an apartment sold for a median of about ₪2.7 million, or about ₪30,100 per m².
Based on 373 recorded deals from January 2023 to August 2026, an apartment in central Kfar Saba sold for a median of about ₪2.7 million, or about ₪30,100 per m², about 4% below the median for Kfar Saba as a whole. In buildings completed from 2020 onward, the median rises to about ₪34,100 per m².
Medians, January 2023 to August 2026, after removing duplicates, deals under ₪800,000 and deals with irregular records, such as sales of partial ownership shares, double registrations or partial areas. Prices by room count and per m² refer to apartments in multi unit buildings. Price per m² is based on built area. Room counts include the living room.
According to an RS Nadlan analysis of 373 recorded deals in central Kfar Saba, from January 2023 to August 2026, the median apartment price is about ₪2.7 million, or about ₪30,100 per m². Most deals are for apartments of 3 and 4 rooms, and in buildings completed from 2020 onward the median is about ₪34,100 per m².
Recorded deals reported to the Israel Tax Authority, after removing duplicates. Deals are assigned by the boundaries in GovMap and by address lookup; 20 deals are registered without an address and were assigned by their label in the data, and 20 deals in one building on Yerushalayim Street were assigned by street. Deals at addresses on the fringes that fall outside the boundary are not included. Updated October 2026.
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| Date | Street | Property type | Rooms | Price | ₪ per m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7.2026 | Ben Gurion | Apartment, third floor | 4 | ₪2.33 million | ₪23,535 |
| 7.2026 | HaRama | Apartment, fourth floor | 3 | ₪2.26 million | ₪30,959 |
| 6.2026 | Ben Gurion | Apartment, fourth floor | 4 | ₪3.36 million | ₪34,639 |
| 6.2026 | Geula | Apartment, first floor | 4 | ₪3.25 million | ₪33,777 |
| 5.2026 | HaEmek | Apartment, fourth floor | 5 | ₪3.9 million | ₪23,494 |
| 5.2026 | Yerushalayim | Apartment, third floor | 4 | ₪3.3 million | ₪34,737 |
| 5.2026 | Herzl | Apartment, seventh floor | 5 | ₪3.52 million | ₪27,937 |
| 12.2025 | Bilu | Penthouse | 7 | ₪6.1 million | ₪31,937 |
| 9.2025 | Anne Frank | Large apartment | 7 | ₪7.55 million | ₪30,691 |
| 7.2025 | HaCarmel | Garden apartment | 5 | ₪4.45 million | ₪40,090 |
Kfar Saba Center is the most active market in the city, with 125 deals in 2024. Its price per m² is slightly below the city median because most of its buildings are older: an apartment in a building completed up to 1999 sold for a median of about ₪28,600 per m², and in a building completed from 2020 onward for about ₪34,100 per m².
A selection of recorded deals, newest to oldest. Price per m² is based on the registered built area. Asking prices are not included. Room counts follow the Israeli convention, which includes the living room.
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Kfar Saba Center runs along Weizmann Street and south of it. To the north lie HaPark, Duvdevan HaKfar, Kisufim and Shikunei Mizrahi, to the south Arlozorov and the Poalim neighborhoods, and to the west Lampert and HaPrahim.
Most of the city center extends along Weizmann Street, where the shops are concentrated beneath arched colonnades that the developers of the buildings were required to build. Weizmann is also the street with the most deals.
South of Weizmann, mostly buildings from the 1960s to the 1990s. This is where most of the housing stock lies, and an apartment in a building completed up to 1999 sold for a median of about ₪28,600 per m².
52 deals in buildings completed from 2020 onward, including a building on Yerushalayim Street completed in 2021 and sales by the developer on HaYarden Street. The median here is about ₪34,100 per m².
The eastern part of the area, labelled Hatzrot Hadar in the data. According to Wikipedia, Hatzrot Hadar, from 1950, is one of the parts from which the city center was built.
Open in mapKfar Saba was founded as a farming village, a moshava, in 1903 and declared a city in 1962. The city center was built in stages, and according to Wikipedia it is not divided into distinct neighborhoods: its parts differ mainly by the period in which they were built. Along Weizmann, apartment buildings were built above shops, and arched colonnades line the sidewalk.
Construction is almost entirely apartment buildings: 367 of the 373 deals are apartments in multi unit buildings. Most deals are in buildings from the 1970s and 1980s, and in recent years new buildings have been added, mainly on Yerushalayim, HaYarden and Bilu Streets. Kfar Saba as a whole is ranked in cluster 8 of 10 on the national socioeconomic index.
In central Kfar Saba everything is close: the Weizmann shopping street, Kanyon BaKikar and a neighborhood shopping center within the area, and Kanyon Arim, an open air mall with a large lawn, near its northwestern edge.
The city’s shops, cafés and services, along the main street.
Kanyon BaKikar and a shopping center within the area, and nearby Kanyon Arim, an open air mall with a lawn for holiday events.
Gan Alterman and neighborhood gardens between the buildings. Kfar Saba Park, about 250 dunams, lies in the east of the city.
The Beit Ezra and Beit Dorshei synagogues, and kindergartens spread among the apartment blocks.
Kfar Saba Municipality works with education zones and controlled choice, and when demand exceeds places, placement is decided by lottery. It is therefore worth confirming placement with the Education Department of Kfar Saba Municipality before buying.
Schools marked in GovMap within the boundaries of the city center.
Also within the area according to GovMap, including the Mishan Alumim school and boarding school.
Placement follows the education zone and controlled choice. It is worth checking the zone for the address with the Education Department.
Weizmann Street is the public transport artery of the city: according to Merkaz HaNadlan (2024), dozens of bus lines run along it, and the railway stations are about a quarter of an hour’s walk from the south of the city center.
Route 4 runs along the west of the city, Route 6 along the east and Route 531 along the south.
According to Merkaz HaNadlan in 2024, dozens of lines along Weizmann Street.
Kfar Saba Nordau and Hod HaSharon Sokolov stations, about a 15 minute walk from the south of the city center according to Merkaz HaNadlan. Nordau station opened in 2003.
The northern section of the M1 line, which includes Kfar Saba, was approved by the National Infrastructure Committee in December 2024. According to Merkaz HaNadlan, stations are planned in the city center, with no confirmed opening date.
In central Kfar Saba, apartment blocks from the 1970s stand beside new buildings, and the gap between older and newer construction is about ₪5,500 per m² at the median. Urban renewal plans also change the picture from one street to the next, so we price according to deals in the same building and on the same street, not an area average.
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According to GovMap, an area of about 890 dunams along Weizmann Street and south of it, from Moshe Dayan and HaGalil Streets in the east to HaBanim, Gilboa and Gilad in the west. Long streets such as Weizmann, Herzl and Tel Hai also run through neighboring areas.
In recorded deals from January 2023 to August 2026, the median apartment sold for about ₪2.7 million, or about ₪30,100 per m². A 3 room apartment sold for a median of about ₪2.315 million, 4 rooms about ₪2.72 million and 5 rooms about ₪3.5 million, with the living room counted as a room.
The median price per m² in the center, about ₪30,100, is about 4% below the median for Kfar Saba as a whole, about ₪31,300. Most buildings here are older, and in buildings completed from 2020 onward the median is about ₪34,100 per m².
Yes. 52 of the deals since 2023 are in buildings completed from 2020 onward, mainly on Yerushalayim and HaYarden Streets, some of them sales by the developer before completion.
Under the draft master plan KS 2035 (2020), about 5,300 units are planned through renewal in the city center, at heights of 9 and 11 storeys. South of Weizmann, the Sokolov compound was approved, the first demolish and rebuild project approved in the city, with 134 apartments replacing 44. At the Weizmann Yerushalayim compound, a developer has won the residents’ tender, and there is not yet an approved plan.
The municipality works with education zones and controlled choice, and placement should be confirmed with the Education Department. Within the area, GovMap marks the Gordon, Gvanim, Eran, Harel, Bar Ilan and Zevulun Hammer schools.
Weizmann Street with its colonnades and shops, Kanyon BaKikar and a shopping center within the area, and nearby Kanyon Arim, an open air mall with a large lawn.
According to Merkaz HaNadlan, dozens of bus lines run along Weizmann, and Kfar Saba Nordau and Hod HaSharon Sokolov railway stations are about a quarter of an hour’s walk from the south of the center. The northern section of the M1 metro was approved in December 2024, with no opening date.
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