How to Find a Sublet in Tel Aviv
Choosing a neighborhood
Every part of Tel Aviv has its own character — from the young south of Florentin and Jaffa, through the historic city center, to the quieter north of Ramat Aviv. Pick a neighborhood below to see the sublets available there now.
What sublets cost
Tel Aviv sublet prices are quoted in shekels (₪), per month or per night, and vary by area, size and condition. Central and sea-adjacent areas cost more, while the south tends to be cheaper. Live prices appear on each listing.
How listings work here
telavivsublets.com brings together sublets and temporary apartments across Tel Aviv alongside listings people post themselves. Each listing has its own page with dates (start–end), price, rooms, neighborhood, amenities, photos and a map — all updated continuously.
Viewing and getting in touch
Each listing links back to its source, and you can also message through the app. Good sublets go fast — reach out early.
What to check before you commit
For a short-term sublet, confirm the exact dates, what's included (bills, furniture) and whether a deposit is required. This is general information, not legal advice.
Short-term vs long-term
telavivsublets.com is for sublets and short stays. If you're after a long-term rental, see telavivrent.com.