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Apartments for Rent in Ramat HaSharon

Apartments for Rent in Ramat HaSharon

"apartments for rent ramat hasharon" is one of the most common searches we receive from clients abroad, and the honest answer is that the right choice depends on the street, the building and your plans. Here is the local picture.

Official market data — Israel (CBS, 2026)

  • National average: ₪2,392,000 in H1 2026 (+3.9% vs. H1 2025); the CBS housing price index for February–March 2026 was down 1.2% year on year

  • Purchase tax for a foreign resident or investor: 8% up to ₪6,055,070 and 10% above; bank financing for non-residents is capped at 50% of the property value (up to 75% for an Israeli resident buying a single home)

Source: Israel Central Bureau of Statistics — average apartment prices for the first half of 2026 (published 15 September 2026), the housing price index (published 15 May 2026) and the Q1 2026 rent survey. These are city-wide averages; the actual price depends on the neighborhood, size, floor and condition. Before any decision we show you real transactions recorded with the Israel Tax Authority in the area you are considering.

Below you will find how renting apartments in Ramat HaSharon actually works – lease conventions, what landlords ask for, which areas suit which tenants, and how to secure a good apartment without being in the country.

Ramat HaSharon at a glance

Ramat HaSharon is an affluent city on Tel Aviv's northern border, known for villas and cottages, the Morasha and Neve Gan neighbourhoods and a location minutes from Tel Aviv University and Herzliya.

It is one of the most expensive suburban markets in the country.

Getting around:Highways 2, 5 and 20; Herzliya and Tel Aviv University railway stations are close.

Renting apartments in Ramat HaSharon

Israeli residential leases are simpler than in many countries but have local conventions. A standard lease runs twelve months, frequently with an option to extend for a second year at a pre-agreed rent. The tenant pays the rent plus municipal tax (arnona), building maintenance (va'ad bayit) and utilities, and the landlord expects security in the form of post-dated cheques, a bank guarantee or a promissory note, sometimes backed by guarantors.

How we secure a rental for a client who is abroad:

  1. Brief – budget, move-in date, size in rooms and square metres, furnished or not, parking, elevator, safe room, pets, and any community or school requirements.

  2. Search – we combine agency listings, private listings and our own network in Ramat HaSharon, then pre-screen every candidate in person.

  3. Video viewing – you see the apartment, the building and the street before deciding.

  4. Lease review – we read the Hebrew contract with you, negotiate the option year, security and maintenance clauses, and arrange a translation.

  5. Move-in – meter readings, inventory, keys, and set-up of arnona, electricity, water and internet in your name.

Neighbourhoods to know in Ramat HaSharon

Each part of Ramat HaSharon has its own character, price level and buyer profile:

  • The villa neighbourhoods –detached houses on quiet streets

  • Neve Gan and Morasha –family neighbourhoods on the city's eastern side

  • The Tel Aviv border –streets next to Ramat Aviv and the university

Housing stock and who rents in Ramat HaSharon

What you will find on the market: villas, cottages and low-rise apartment buildings; new towers on the eastern edge.

Who you will be competing with: established Israeli families, executives and diaspora buyers who want a house near Tel Aviv.

Family houses and executive rentals.

Lease terms and costs you will see in Ramat HaSharon

  • Term –twelve months is standard; an option year at a pre-agreed rent is common and worth negotiating

  • Security –post-dated cheques, a bank guarantee or a promissory note, sometimes with guarantors; overseas tenants can often substitute a larger deposit

  • Running costs –arnona (municipal tax) set by the city and the property's zone and size, va'ad bayit (building fees, higher in towers with elevators, pools or a doorman), electricity, water and gas

  • Agent fee –customarily about one month's rent plus VAT if an agent found the apartment for you

  • Repairs –the lease should say who fixes the air conditioning, water heater and appliances – in Israel this is often the tenant for minor items

How Kobi Elkayam Real Estate helps

  • Rental search in Ramat HaSharon –agency, private and off-market listings pre-screened in person

  • Video viewings –so you can decide from abroad

  • Lease negotiation and translation –option year, security, maintenance and notice clauses

  • Move-in and set-up –utilities, arnona, internet and furniture where needed

  • Buy-later planning –if the rental is your first step towards buying, we plan the purchase in parallel

Can a foreigner rent apartments in Ramat HaSharon?

Yes. There is no residency requirement to rent in Israel. Landlords will want identification, proof of income or savings and security – cheques, a bank guarantee or guarantors – and an overseas tenant can usually offer a larger deposit or a foreign guarantor instead. Signing can be done remotely with a power of attorney or in person.

How much deposit or security do landlords in Ramat HaSharon ask for?

Conventions vary by landlord rather than by law. Common arrangements are post-dated cheques for the year, a bank guarantee equal to a few months' rent, a promissory note with Israeli guarantors, or a cash deposit. Overseas tenants without Israeli guarantors usually negotiate a larger deposit instead.

Are apartments in Ramat HaSharon rented furnished?

Most long-term rentals in Israel come unfurnished but with kitchen cabinets, a water heater and usually air conditioning; furnished units are a minority and often belong to owners abroad. Family houses and executive rentals.

What extra costs come with a rental in Israel?

On top of rent the tenant pays arnona (municipal tax), va'ad bayit (building maintenance), electricity, water, gas and internet. Arnona depends on the city, the zone and the size of the apartment; building fees are higher in towers with elevators, pools or a doorman. If an agent found the apartment, the customary fee is about one month's rent plus VAT.

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Talk to us about a rental in Ramat HaSharon.Call +972-53-658-4252, write to support@kobielkayamrealestateltd.com, orleave your detailsand a member of the team will get back to you in English, French or Hebrew.

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