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Poverty and living standards in Tel Aviv District, Israel: official figures

15.1% of families in Tel Aviv District lived below the poverty line in 2023 (Israel: 20.1%), according to the National Insurance Institute; 2nd lowest of 6 among the districts. The poverty line is half of the national median net income per standard person (NIS 3,324 a month in 2023).

Families below the poverty line
15.1%
2023

How many people in Tel Aviv District live in poverty?

14.9% of individuals in Tel Aviv District were poor in 2023 (Israel: 20.7%); 2nd lowest of 6 among the districts.

Source: National Insurance Institute of Israel (Bituach Leumi) · saved copy

What is the child poverty rate in Tel Aviv District?

20.5% of children in Tel Aviv District lived in poor families in 2023 (Israel: 27.9%); 2nd lowest of 6 among the districts.

Source: National Insurance Institute of Israel (Bituach Leumi) · saved copy

How many older people in Tel Aviv District live in poverty?

10.8% of senior citizens in Tel Aviv District were poor in 2023 (Israel: 12.8%); 2nd lowest of 6 among the districts.

Source: National Insurance Institute of Israel (Bituach Leumi) · saved copy

How deep is poverty in Tel Aviv District?

Poor families in Tel Aviv District fell on average 37.2% below the poverty line in 2023 (the poverty depth, the gap between their income and the line; Israel: 39.5%), and the poverty severity index (FGT, which gives more weight to the poorest) was 22.1% (Israel: 23.6%).

Source: National Insurance Institute of Israel (Bituach Leumi) · saved copy

How crowded are homes in Tel Aviv District?

3.3% of households in Tel Aviv District lived with two or more people per room at the 2022 census (Israel: 5.1%); the average was 0.8 people per room. Crowding is 3rd lowest of 6 among the districts.

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) · saved copy

How many people in Tel Aviv District own their home?

49.1% of households in Tel Aviv District owned their home and 44.7% rented it at the 2022 census (Israel: 59.3% and 31.6%); the rented share is the highest of 6 among the districts.

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) · saved copy

How many households in Tel Aviv District have no car?

31.5% of households in Tel Aviv District had no car at their disposal at the 2022 census (Israel: 26.4%), and 10.3% of households were a lone parent with children (Israel: 10.6%).

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) · saved copy

How many large families live in Tel Aviv District?

2.5% of households in Tel Aviv District had seven or more people at the 2022 census (Israel: 4.7%); large households are 2nd lowest of 6 among the districts.

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) · saved copy

How Tel Aviv District compares with other districts

Families below the poverty line (2023)

Tel Aviv District ranks 5 of 6, highest first.

RankRegionFamilies below the poverty line
1Jerusalem District36.2%
2Southern District22.6%
3Northern District22.5%
4Haifa District18.5%
5Tel Aviv District15.1%
6Central District13.8%
Source: National Insurance Institute of Israel (Bituach Leumi) · saved copy

Children in poor families (2023)

Tel Aviv District ranks 5 of 6, highest first.

RankRegionChildren in poor families
1Jerusalem District48.3%
2Southern District33.5%
3Northern District28.9%
4Haifa District21.8%
5Tel Aviv District20.5%
6Central District14.3%
Source: National Insurance Institute of Israel (Bituach Leumi) · saved copy

Households with two or more people per room (2022 census)

Tel Aviv District ranks 4 of 6, highest first.

RankRegionHouseholds with two or more people per room
1Jerusalem District15.0%
2Southern District5.6%
3Northern District4.7%
4Tel Aviv District3.3%
5Haifa District2.6%
6Central District2.6%
Source: Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) · saved copy

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