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How can I tell if an Israeli property is freehold or leasehold?

Q: How can I tell if an Israeli property is freehold or leasehold?

Request a Nesach Tabu (land registry extract). If it shows 'ba'alut' (ownership) it is freehold. If it shows 'zkhut shkhirut' or lists the Israel Land Authority as owner, it is leasehold.

      Request a Nesach Tabu (land registry extract). If it shows 'ba'alut' (ownership) it is freehold. If it shows 'zkhut shkhirut' or lists the Israel Land Authority as owner, it is leasehold.
    

From the full guide: Leasehold vs Freehold in Israel: Understanding Your Property Ownership

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