Ashkelon
Apartments for Rent in Ashkelon
Browse 7 apartments for rent in Ashkelon, Israel. Updated listings with prices and full details.
Apartments for Rent in Ashkelon, Israel
Ashkelon has an active rental market with options across all price points. Ashkelon is a coastal city in the southern coastal plain, one of Israel's oldest continuously inhabited sites, with a history stretching back thousands of years. Browse available rental apartments below — all listings are managed by English-speaking agents on Israel Property Hub.
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Real Estate in Ashkelon
Ashkelon is a coastal city in the southern coastal plain, one of Israel's oldest continuously inhabited sites, with a history stretching back thousands of years. Today it is a modern city of approximately 140,000 people, with a long Mediterranean beach, affordable housing, and an improving economic profile driven by the nearby Leviathan gas infrastructure and ongoing government investment. Ashkelon offers some of Israel's most accessible beachfront real estate.
Why Buy in Ashkelon?
- ✓Affordable Mediterranean beachfront — among the lowest coastal prices in Israel
- ✓Long, uncrowded beaches with genuine seafront apartment stock
- ✓Ongoing government investment and urban renewal projects
- ✓Direct train to Tel Aviv (55 minutes) and Beer Sheva
- ✓Growing employment base from energy sector and industrial zones
Property Prices
Ashkelon is one of Israel's most affordable coastal cities. Sea-view apartments range from ₪900K–₪2M. Beachfront properties in premium locations reach ₪2M–₪4M. Standard apartments away from the coast are available from ₪600K–₪1.3M. Prices are substantially below Netanya or Tel Aviv for comparable coastal properties.
Lifestyle in Ashkelon
Ashkelon has a diverse, working-class character alongside its beach culture. The city has a large Mizrachi and Ethiopian Jewish population, a growing young professional community, and a strong local identity. The beach is excellent and largely uncrowded. The ancient Ashkelon National Park, containing Canaanite and Philistine ruins, is located within the city.
Amenities & Infrastructure
Ashkelon has a train station with direct services to Tel Aviv and Be'er Sheva. The city has Barzilai Medical Center (a major regional hospital), shopping malls, schools, and full urban infrastructure. The ancient Ashkelon National Park is a significant local attraction.