Which Jerusalem neighborhood is right for you?

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Quiz Questions

1.
Do you enjoy living in a big city or do you prefer the quiet suburbs?
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- A.
  Big City – I love that everything is walking distance, and that there's always something to do.
- B.
  Quiet Suburbs – I enjoy some privacy and like seeing lots of trees around.
- C.
  Both – I like being close enough to the action, but far enough that its quiet.
2.
What kind of community do you want to live in?
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  Anglo - I prefer to live with mainly English speakers.
- B.
  Israeli - I want to immerse myself in the Hebrew speaking community.
- C.
  Mixed - I enjoy living in a culturally diverse community.
3.
Your preferred method of transportation is...
- A.
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  Car
- B.
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  Bus
- C.
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  Walk
- D.
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  Scooter/Bike
- E.
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  Gett Taxi
4.
On a Thursday night, you can be found...
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  Out for a meal at a nice restaurant
- B.
  Enjoying some "me time"
- C.
  At the bar having a cocktail (or 2)
- D.
  Having a low-key night with my family
5.
Choose a hobby:
- A.
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  Travelling
- B.
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  Cycling
- C.
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  Gardening
- D.
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  Playing an instrument
- E.
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  Shopping
- F.
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  Cooking
6.
What is a non-negotiable for your home?
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- A.
  Natural light
- B.
  Elevator
- C.
  Balcony
- D.
  Private parking
7.
It is most important to be within walking distance to:
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  Shuls
- B.
  Supermarkets and Malls
- C.
  Makolets
- D.
  Cafes and Restaurants
- E.
  Parks and Exercise Stations
8.
Choose your favorite classic Jerusalem attraction:
- A.
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  The Shuk
- B.
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  Emek Refaim
- C.
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  The First Station/ Tachana Rishona
- D.
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  Ben Yehuda Street
- E.
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  The Kotel / Old City
- F.
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  Gan Sacher / WOHL Rose Garden
9.
What kind of home do you prefer?
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  Apartment
- B.
  Penthouse Suite
- C.
  Garden Unit
- D.
  Private home
- E.
  Studio

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Rehavia
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You like to be near the action, but also enjoy some peace and quiet.Rehavia is a very centrally located neighborhood within walking distance to Nachlaot and the City Center. Rehavia was originally established as a garden suburb, and as such, there is plenty of greenery around the area.Rehavia also has a reputation as being one of the more affluent neighbourhoods in Jerusalem.The neighborhood offers a mixture of private homes and apartments, as well as lots of parks, shops, and cafes sprinkled around.
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The City Center
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You like to be part of the action!The City Center is home to a large set of restaurants, cafes, and bars as well as other commercial spaces such as offices and shops.The main streets in the City Center are Ben Yehuda, which is completely pedestrianized, and Yaffo, along which the Light Rail runs. The City Center is located within walking distance to the city's major attractions, such as Gan Sacher, the Shuk, and the Central Bus Station, and offers a mixture of luxury homes and older apartments.
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Talbiya
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You like to be near the action, but also enjoy some peace and quiet.Talbiya is a beautiful neighbourhood that lies between Rehavia and Katamon. It has some of the city’s most important cultural landmarks such as the Jerusalem Theatre and the President’s house, though largely remains a residential area.The neighborhood offers a mixture of gorgeous, private homes and villas, as well as more affordable apartments, with parks, shops, and cafes sprinkled around.
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Nachlaot
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You like to be part of the action!Nachlaot is characterised by narrow alleyways and closely packed buildings. Many of the streets in Nachlaot are actually pedestrian only or are in fact a set of steps connecting between larger roads.Nachlaot is located within walking distance to the city's major attractions, such as Gan Sacher, the Shuk, Ben Yehuda Street, Yaffo Street, and the Central Bus Station.Though Nachalot does have some luxurious homes concealed by the twisty nature of the alleyways and streets, the majority of properties are older, affordable properties either recently renovated or in need or renovation.
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Baka
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You like to be near the action, but also enjoy some peace and quiet.Baka is a beautiful, green neighbourhood located in the South West of Jerusalem. Whilst Baka is mainly residential, it is fantastically well-located in terms of local amenities, being within a short walk/drive to many local points of interest.Baka has developed a reputation for luxurious property. The neighbourhood is home to several new projects as well as what can only be referred to as mansions, often located on quiet, leafy backstreets.
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Arnona
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You enjoy your privacy and some peace and quiet.Arnona is a beautiful, up-and-coming neighborhood with wide roads and lots of greenery. As with many of Jerusalem's outer neighbourhoods, Arnona is mainly residential, with a few convenience stores dotted around.While Arnona is more quiet and slow than other neighborhoods, it is located near the attractions of Talpiyot and Baka.
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The German Colony
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You like to be near the action, but also enjoy some peace and quiet.The Moshava, as it is popularly known, is an upscale neighborhood bordered by Baka, Katamon, and Talbiya. The streets of the German Colony are quiet and leafy, with many parks and shuls dotted around. The Moshava is famous for Emek Refaim Street, an avenue lined with trendy shops, restaurants and cafes, as well as the charming architecture which remains from the Geman Templars who founded the area in the 19th century.
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Katamon
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You enjoy some peace and quiet.Home to a large Anglo community, Katamon is a mainly residential area featuring a mixture of apartments and small, private homes.The many schools, shuls, and parks make Katamon a popular choice amongst young families. While there are not too many attractions or shops located within Katamon's confines, it remains close to the amenities of Baka, Rehavia, and the German Colony, and is only half an hour’s walk from the City Center and the Old City.
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Talpiyot
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You like to be close to the action.Talpiyot is located on the south-eastern border of Jerusalem.Right next to Baka and Arnona, Talpiyot has a totally different feel due to its industrial nature and the high proportion of malls, supermarkets, and shops of all kinds. There are plenty of real estate options in Talpiyot, ranging from affordable apartments to new, luxury projects emerging in the area.

Which Jerusalem neighborhood is right for you?

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