Tbilisi · Batumi · Kutaisi

Property in Georgia — One of the world's most open property markets. Full freehold. No minimum spend.

Full freehold property rights for foreigners. No minimum purchase price. No ownership limits.

Why Georgia?

• Full freehold property rights for foreigners
• 1-year visa-free stays for UK nationals
• Flat 20% income tax; low corporate tax
• Strong café culture and co-working scene
• Rapidly growing digital nomad community

Property Types

• Studio Apartments £25,000 – £60,000

  Compact units in central Tbilisi or emerging neighbourhoods. High rental demand from tech workers and nomads.

• 1–2 Bedroom Apartments £40,000 – £110,000

  Most popular for foreign buyers. Old Town and Vake command premiums; Saburtalo and Didi Dighomi offer better value.

• Premium City Apartments £90,000 – £250,000

  New-build developments with concierge, gym, and underground parking. Strong appeal for corporate let.

• Batumi Coastal Condos £30,000 – £150,000

  Black Sea beachfront or near-beach condos in Batumi. High-yield short-let market; more tourist-dependent.

Key Areas — Tbilisi

• Vake

  Tbilisi's most prestigious residential district. Tree-lined streets, international schools, premium restaurants.

• Saburtalo

  Large central district with a mix of Soviet-era and new-build apartments. Good value; strong rental demand.

• Old Town (Kala)

  Historic heart of Tbilisi with distinctive architecture and a thriving café scene. High tourist footfall; premium short-let returns.

• Mtatsminda

  Hilltop neighbourhood with panoramic city views. Bohemian character; popular with creatives and long-stay expats.

• Didi Dighomi

  Fast-developing new township northwest of the city. Modern infrastructure, lower prices, good transport links.

• Batumi

  Black Sea resort city 350km from Tbilisi. Very different character — beach tourism, casino resorts, high summer season.

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