For a four-room rental in Netanya, consider how the extra room fits your life: work, guests or storage. Benny Berman and Uzi Hitman open the southern-city search; Ben Gurion and Ussishkin add alternative routes. Bring included equipment, building charges and move-in arrangements into the same two-home comparison.
Netanya promenade and coast · Location photographDana Friedlander / Israeli Ministry of Tourism · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Resized for displayAn urban living room and green balcony · Architectural visualisationA kitchen opening to a garden courtyard · Architectural visualisationA living space open to the sea · Architectural visualisationStreets and towers in Ir Yamim · Location photographדוד שי · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized for display
THE MONTHLY PERSPECTIVE
Put your choice in context.
The Netanya table presents mean monthly rents by room-count group. Start with the group that fits your plan and compare the same group in other cities. Assess each home’s floor, view, area and specifications separately.
Netanya by room-count group
City mean rent, in shekels per month
Rooms
Monthly mean
12 months of rent
All room counts
₪4,816
₪57,786
1–2 rooms
₪3,084
₪37,003
2.5–3 rooms
₪4,116
₪49,393
3.5–4 rooms
₪5,273
₪63,275
4.5+ rooms
₪6,695
₪80,341
This comparison uses city means. The twelve-month calculation assumes constant rent; include other home costs separately in your personal comparison. The 4.5+ room group includes larger homes.
STREET BY STREET
Where would you like to start?
Begin with Benny Berman, Uzi Hitman, Ben Gurion, Ussishkin. Each link opens the street and a map of places around its reference point. Switch between cafés, education, health, transport and groceries to connect the home search with your day.
An orientation map around Benny Berman. Choose a category and radius to explore nearby places.
CITY INFORMATION
City information for your next move.
Explore education, healthcare, transport and public services on the map. Use the city channels to check school registration areas, parking arrangements and address-specific services.
Select details to review during a visit. Your choices also appear in your printed brief.
Compare area and budget on the same basis.
THE RENTAL PLAN
Two homes. Every cost in view.
Compare ongoing monthly costs, the cost for your chosen term and the cash needed at move-in. Enter each home’s rent, regular expenses and moving costs.
ROOM FOR YOUR PLANS
A budget with room for life.
Enter your monthly housing payment and regular costs to see what remains for your plans.
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THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
Before you choose.
How can I compare suitability for family life?
Compare the morning sequence inside the home: bedrooms, bathrooms, breakfast and leaving. Then follow the route outside through the entrance, pavement and crossings. The map helps locate education services; confirm registration and suitability with the provider and municipality. Include a room that can change use as your household evolves.
Explore the Green Axis
The Green Axis leads from Ramat Poleg through Ir Yamim towards the Iris Reserve. The municipality describes walking and cycling paths, play equipment and planting. Use it as a southern-city leisure anchor alongside shops and services selected on the map.
Which route connects the home to your day?
Choose three regular destinations: work, groceries and leisure. Compare them from the same building entrance, including parking, pavements and crossings. Expand the map radius from 700 metres to 1.5 or 3 kilometres; displayed distances are straight-line measurements from the street reference point.
What do you need for move-in and the whole term?
The comparison calculator separates rent, monthly expenses, one-off costs and the deposit. Enter the term and each option’s arrangements. The deposit appears as cash to mobilise at the start, and prepaid rent is counted once in the total cost.
