Affordable prices
The average cost of real estate remains one of the most attractive in Europe: from $ 1,000/m² in Tbilisi, from $ 1,300/m² in Batumi
Transparent purchase conditions
The procedure for purchasing real estate does not require citizenship, transactions are carried out through a notary, and property rights are officially registered
Growth in real estate prices
In key locations (Tbilisi, Batumi, and Gudauri), the annual growth in property values reaches 8−10%
High rental income
Apartments in tourist and business areas yield 6−12% per annum, with short-term rentals being particularly in demand
Direct path to a residence permit
Foreign investors can obtain a residence permit when purchasing real estate worth $ 100,000 or more—initially for one year, and for $ 300,000 or more, immediately for five years with the possibility of renewal
In 2025, Georgia strengthened its position in the investment market thanks to a combination of affordable prices, stable returns, and the possibility of obtaining a legal residence permit through the purchase of real estate
Advantages of the country from an investment perspective
Picturesque nature, a friendly mentality, and simple rules for investors make it one of the most attractive destinations for buying real estate
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ROI from real estate
up to
11
Short-term rentals
up to
7
Long-term lease
up to
20
Resale
Top 3 investment-attractive locations in Georgia in 2025
Tbilisi
The capital and business hub with a growing rental market
A city with developed infrastructure, international schools, and an influx of expats
Why invest:
- Price growth for new buildings: 15−20% in 2024
- In demand among freelancers, IT specialists, and foreigners
Ideal for those who are looking for stable returns and rentals without downtime
Batumi
A Black Sea resort with high tourism and investment potential
One of Georgia’s most rapidly developing cities, combining leisure and income
Why invest:
- Rental yield: 7−11% per annum
- High demand for daily rentals during the high season
Ideal for those looking for a quick return and a stable flow of tenants
Gudauri
The winter tourism capital of Georgia
A resort with developed infrastructure near the slopes, popular among Europeans
Why invest:
- Seasonal return: up to 10−12% per annum
- High demand for apartments near ski lifts
Ideal for those who want to invest in tourism and earn income in winter
Top 3 investment-attractive locations in Georgia in 2025
Best real estate offers
The investment process with us
4
We launch the rental
Through management companies and connect trusted partners for stable income
3
We accompany the transaction
From reservation to registration — complete control of the turnkey process
2
We conduct due diligence
We check the property and the developer. Legal expertise and document analysis
1
We select real estate
Investment, rental, or personal residence—we will find the best option for your goals
FAQ
.Yes — foreigners can purchase real estate in Georgia under virtually the same conditions as citizen.
Yes — purchasing real estate is one of the legal grounds for obtaining a temporary residence permit; citizenship requires a separate procedure and residence.
Foreigners are generally free to purchase apartments and commercial space; however, the purchase of agricultural land and large agricultural projects is more strictly regulated and may require the registration of a local company or additional permits. For large investments in land and development, it is standard practice to structure the transaction through a company and conduct a detailed review of rights and permits.
There are usually no major "hidden" taxes in Georgia: there is no stamp duty as understood in many countries; the annual property tax is low (depending on the municipality); a capital gains tax may apply to short-term sales (for example, the rate and conditions vary, but are often fixed for transactions completed in the first years of ownership). There are also standard expenses: notary/legal services, agent commission (usually ~2−3% depending on the market), and registration fees when entering the registry
1. Reservation/reservation agreement with a deposit.
2. Legal due diligence of title, permits, debts.
3. Preparation and signing of the sale and purchase agreement (SPA).
4. Payment according to the schedule (transfers/escrow as agreed).
5. Registration of ownership in the Public Registry (usually a quick procedure).
6. Receipt of documents and keys.
2. Legal due diligence of title, permits, debts.
3. Preparation and signing of the sale and purchase agreement (SPA).
4. Payment according to the schedule (transfers/escrow as agreed).
5. Registration of ownership in the Public Registry (usually a quick procedure).
6. Receipt of documents and keys.
