Approximate nominal GDP per capita reached in 2025.
Market Intelligence
Georgia is not only an entry-price story.
The stronger narrative connects lifestyle, hospitality culture, regional access, ownership access, brand credibility, and long-term scarcity into one decision framework.
At A Glance
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Forecast medium-term economic growth profile.
Approximate international visits recorded in 2025.
Approximate growth in international visits.
International university students in the 2024/25 academic year.
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World Bank's last Ease of Doing Business ranking.
Regional rank in the same World Bank Doing Business ranking.
British, American, European, and bilingual education pathways in Tbilisi.
Positioned between Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
By air from major GCC and European hubs.
Tbilisi Proposition
A capital-city market where address, design, and lifestyle identity matter.
Tbilisi carries the core urban proposition: government, culture, dining, education, medical access, business activity, and a growing international residential buyer base concentrated in one city.
Recent market commentary has pointed to continued value growth in the capital, with Galt & Taggart cited for a 1% annual increase in 2024 residential transactions and 7.1% growth in total market value. For branded residences, this makes location quality, district perception, and delivery credibility more important than generic country exposure.
Batumi Proposition
A Black Sea resort market with a different investment rhythm.
Batumi should be read differently from Tbilisi. It is more visibly tied to tourism, resort living, sea-facing inventory, seasonal demand, and hospitality-managed product.
Its relevance to branded residences comes from the global buyer familiarity with resort ownership: managed amenities, service, rental usage, waterfront positioning, and lifestyle-led stays. The opportunity is attractive, but supply discipline and operator credibility matter because resort markets can become crowded quickly.
Branded Residence Outlook
The global category is expanding, and Georgia is entering while the market is still early.
Global branded-residence growth is no longer a niche luxury story. Savills' 2025-26 reporting indicates the sector moving from 764 schemes in December 2024 toward 910 by the end of 2025, while wider market commentary expects continued pipeline growth toward 2030.
The buyer premium is tied to trust: brand recognition, design control, service standards, managed common areas, owner care, and the confidence that the residence is part of a more durable operating ecosystem. Savills has also reported an average global branded-residence premium of around 33%, which is why Georgia's early category timing matters before premiums become fully normalised.