Purchasing furniture and appliances

Many Israeli apartments are rented unfurnished, with a kitchen but not much else. Furnishing a place does not need to be expensive.

IsraelRelocated Editorial · Updated 6 Nov 2026

Many Israeli apartments are rented unfurnished, with a kitchen but not much else. Furnishing a place does not need to be expensive. WHERE TO BUY • New: IKEA, Home Center, ACE, and local furniture shops. • Used: Yad2, Facebook Marketplace, and local WhatsApp groups. Many people sell furniture when they move. • Appliances: Electric stores, such as Electra, KSP, and local shops. Used appliances show up on classified sites. TIPS • Ask your landlord what is included. Some provide a refrigerator, stove, or washing machine. • Buy secondhand for items you will only need for a year. • Delivery is common and often costs extra. Ask about assembly. • Keep receipts and warranty cards. • Check that appliances match Israeli voltage and plugs. GOOD TO KNOW • Look for people leaving the country. They often sell everything at a discount. • Fall and spring bring many sales. • Ask your school's community for recommendations of delivery drivers and handymen.

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