The elite Tel Aviv real estate market is sailing to unrecognizable heights these days, at least as far as contractors can see.
The Gindi Group, which holds construction of the G Tower in central Tel Aviv, recently announced that it would be selling one of its apartments for $34 million - the highest-priced flat in the city.
The cost is nearly twice that of Israel's currently highest-priced apartment, purchased by Idan Ofer on Rothschild Boulevard 1 for $17.1 million.
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The question now is whether anybody will actually be willing to pay the demanded amount.
