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Afridar

Built in the early 1950s by South African Jewry for English-speaking immigrants; leafy streets, the clock tower and old centre, about 21,000 residents.

6 places

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At a glance

Housing prices (1 lowest, 5 highest)₪₪₪₪
English-speaking community4/5
Russian-speaking community2/5
Families and kids4/5
Quiet streets4/5
Buses and trains4/5
Newer buildings1/5
Walk to shul4/5
Parks and green space4/5

The scores are my rough reading of public community pages and guides, not official data. Tell me if a place looks wrong.

Staying in Afridar

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