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Jerusalem Real Estate

Gush 80 Real Estate

A New Bloc of Large Apartments and Penthouses

Also known as Tel Arza

Gush 80 is one of the prominent new construction blocs in the Romema area, offering large apartments, penthouses and a high specification. It draws enormous demand from growing families seeking space alongside a central location.

Properties in Gush 80 are considered premium, and often sell before they ever reach a public listing. At Barskey Properties we keep our finger on the pulse — so you get first access.

Large apartments and penthouses
A new, in-demand bloc
Premium properties in high demand

The Gush 80 property market

Gush 80 (Tel Arza) has established itself in recent years as a leading premium destination in Haredi Jerusalem: exceptionally large apartments, penthouses and high specifications in a new residential environment between Romema and Tel Arza. Demand comes from established Israeli families and overseas buyers — and frequently exceeds supply by a wide margin.

The defining feature of the Gush 80 market is quiet sales: many properties change hands between registered buyers before any advertisement. Anyone wanting a genuine opportunity in the bloc must be connected to an office with an active presence there.

FAQ — Gush 80 real estate

Why are Gush 80 apartments almost never advertised?

Supply is smaller than demand, so sellers have no need to advertise — the offices active in the bloc hold waiting lists of serious buyers. Joining such a list is the first practical step.

Is Gush 80 suitable for overseas buyers?

It is one of the most requested destinations for overseas buyers in Haredi Jerusalem — new, large apartments at a standard they recognise. We guide remote purchases end-to-end, including video tours and legal coordination.

What counts as "premium" in Gush 80?

Apartments of 5+ rooms, penthouses with large terraces, high floors with views, and rich finish specifications. Such properties hold their value well over time thanks to limited supply and constant demand.