How to Rent an Apartment in Tel Aviv
Choosing a neighborhood
Every part of Tel Aviv has its own character — from the young south of Florentin and Jaffa, through the historic city center, to the quieter, family-oriented north of Ramat Aviv. Pick a neighborhood below to see what's available there now.
What rent costs
Tel Aviv rents are quoted in shekels (₪) per month and vary by area, size and condition. Central and sea-adjacent areas cost more, while the south (Florentin, Jaffa) tends to be cheaper. Live prices appear on each listing — filter by price range and number of rooms.
How listings work here
telavivrent.com brings together apartments for rent across Tel Aviv alongside listings people post themselves. Each listing has its own page with price, rooms, size (sqm), neighborhood, entry date, amenities, photos and a map — all updated continuously.
Viewing and getting in touch
Each listing links back to its source, and you can also message through the app. Good apartments go fast — reach out early and be ready to view.
What to expect when you sign
In Israel, leases are usually 12 months, with a deposit and sometimes a guarantee or guarantor. Tenants typically pay municipal tax (arnona) and the building committee (va'ad bayit). Read the contract carefully — this is general information, not legal advice.
Long-term vs short-term
telavivrent.com is for long-term rentals. If you're after a sublet or a short stay, see telavivsublets.com.