How much does an apartment cost in Hadera?

Half of the 1,384 homes for sale in Hadera on Vesty ask less than ₪2,290,000, and the typical home is 120 m². These are asking prices from live listings, refreshed twice a day.

What is the price per square metre in Hadera?

The typical asking price in Hadera is ₪17,176 per m². Nearby Pardes Hanna-Karkur and Or Akiva ask more.

How much is rent in Hadera?

The typical asking rent in Hadera is ₪6,000 a month, across 208 rentals on Vesty.

Hadera

A coastal city between Tel Aviv and Haifa, founded as a farming village in 1891.

106,100

residents · +22% since 2014

17.9%

aged 65 or over

75%

earn the (Israel 71%, 2022/23)

6 of 10

socio-economic level

Jewish and others98.8%
Arab Muslim1.2%

01 · People

From swampland village to a city of newcomers

Hadera began as a on malaria-ridden swamps. It has grown by 22% in ten years, and almost one resident in four came to Israel since 1990.

23%of residents came to Israel since 1990, against 13% in Israel
5,900Ethiopian-Israelis (2019), 6% of residents
642new immigrants made Hadera their first home in 2023

02 · Schools

Above-average results and a science campus

About 18,800 pupils in state, state-religious and schools, and two democratic schools.

75%of 12th-graders earn the , against 71% in Israel
52schools, 35 of them primary
Technodascience campus with an observatory and labs

03 · Getting around

On the coastal railway, where three highways meet

Hadera West station is on the line between Tel Aviv and Haifa, and the city itself is flat, good for walking and cycling.

3highways reach the city: Routes 2, 4 and 6
57%of employed residents work outside Hadera, against 54% in Israel
33 kmto the edge of the Tel Aviv district

04 · Everyday life

Seven kilometres of coast and a eucalyptus forest

Beaches, a stream park and the forest the first settlers planted to drain the swamps. The region's hospital, Hillel Yaffe, is in the city.

7 kmof coast, from the Hadera stream to the Gador reserve
₪14,125average monthly wage in 2025, below Israel's ₪15,140
30%of homes are rented, against 29% in Israel

05 · Neighbourhoods

Where to live in Hadera

City centre
HistoricShopping
The old : the Khan and the first four streets, HaGibborim, Ahad Ha'am, Herzl and Rothschild, with the Lev Hadera mall.
Homes in City centre
Givat Olga
By the seaImmigrants
By the sea in the west, built in stages from 1949 for immigrants, with Olga beach, its own schools and a community centre.
Homes in Givat Olga
Beit Eliezer
LargeSports centre
A large neighbourhood in the east, built from 1950, with schools, a culture hall and the Sportan sports centre with pools.
Homes in Beit Eliezer
Neve Chayim
HistoricCooperative
A workers' neighbourhood from 1936, north-west of the centre, still organised as a cooperative.
Homes in Neve Chayim
HaOtzar
CottagesGardens
Built in 1937 north-west of the centre: roomy cottages with gardens around Gan Yehoshua park.
Homes in HaOtzar
HaZeitim
Established
Founded in 1947 in the west, on an old olive grove, later with blocks of flats for new immigrants.
Homes in HaZeitim
Brandeis
Historic
Founded in the south in 1927 by a company set up by US Justice Louis Brandeis, and part of Hadera since 1948.
Homes in Brandeis
Pe'er
Apartment blocksRussian speakers
Next to Brandeis in the south, built from 1960: about 600 flats in blocks, many of them home to families from the former Soviet Union.
Homes in Pe'er
Nahliel
HistoricHouses
Founded in 1913 in the north by immigrants from Yemen and once known for its honey; today mostly new houses.