West vs. East Herzliya: Price Gaps Around HaNasi Street

Three price levels

Herzliya divides around HaNasi Street into two areas with a significant price gap, and within the western area two streets are priced far above their surroundings. It is therefore useful to think in three price levels.

Galei Tchelet and Ramat Yam

These two streets are the most expensive part of the west. Prices there are far above the rest of the area and push up the median for the whole neighborhood: the median for apartments in the neighborhood is about 56,000 ILS per sqm, as shown on the properties page of this site. On Galei Tchelet Street, transactions of tens to hundreds of millions of shekels per property have been reported.

The rest of western Herzliya

According to transactions reported to the Israel Tax Authority and deals closed through Oren Real Estate (as of October 2026), apartment prices in the rest of the western area, from HaNasi Street to Ramat Yam, range from roughly 25,000 to 40,000 ILS per sqm.

The eastern area

The eastern part, from HaNasi Yitzhak Ben Zvi Street to the coastal highway, is quiet and calm, and prices are lower: according to the same transactions, about 20,000 ILS per sqm.

Who it suits

The gap matters to buyers who want quality of life in Herzliya in a quiet setting without paying coastline prices.

How to check

The numbers here summarize transactions and show a general range; the actual price varies by street, building age and apartment size. To compare with completed deals, check the Israel Tax Authority real estate information site (nadlan.gov.il).

See also: the guide "How to search for a home in Herzliya Pituach, and what first-line sea really costs" on this site.