Shlomi שלומי
A small town near the coast, with a new neighborhood of private homes.
- Population
- 8,225 (2024)
- Average recorded sale price
- ₪1,420,418 (all home types)
- Locality tax credit (2026)
- 20% on earned income up to ₪259,920 a year
Shlomi was founded in 1950 by immigrants from Tunisia and Morocco and has grown to about 8,200 people. It sits in the far north-west of the Galilee, near Rosh HaNikra and the coast.
The new Yaarit neighborhood is building detached homes with gardens, and a 2026 plan lets owners in the older neighborhoods add homes as long as each one gets its own safe room.
Neighborhoods to know
- Yaarit (new, detached homes)
- The older neighborhoods
Living in Shlomi
Quality of life
- The beaches of the northern coast and Rosh HaNikra are close by.
- Nahariya, with its train station and hospital, is a short drive south.
Community
- A small town that is growing again, with a new neighborhood of young families in Yaarit.
Value for money
- The highest tax credit of any town we cover: 20% on earned income up to ₪259,920 a year (2026).
- Average recorded sale price around ₪1.42M.
- New detached homes in Yaarit start from about ₪2.3M (developer’s price).
Good to know
- Shlomi is on the Lebanese border. It was hit by rockets in 2006 and 2023, and residents were evacuated during the 2023–24 war.
- Homes built before 1992 usually have no safe room; the 2026 plan requires one for every unit.
Nearby
Shlomi is part of Western Galilee, with Kfar Vradim close by.
Sources
Average sale prices are Madlan’s averages across all recorded sales, mixing sizes and home types, and are a guide only.