Official
statistics-first review
GeoStat publishes national statistics used to check construction, prices, population, and macro trends.
For international investors
Georgia real estate, reviewed through official data.
Compare market growth signals, registry checks, price per square meter, and income assumptions before choosing an apartment, commercial space, or long-term investment property.
Data-led selection
Price, yield, district, title, and liquidity.
Registry
title verification
NAPR is the reference point for ownership and cadastral registration before closing.
Urban
Tbilisi and Batumi focus
Investor demand usually concentrates in liquid city districts, transport corridors, and tourist rental zones.
Yield
income-led selection
A property is reviewed by purchase price, price per m², annual income, and realistic holding costs.
Market growth signals
What investors should track
These indicators are designed to be checked against official releases before choosing a district, price range, or rental strategy.
Price momentum
GeoStat / NBGResidential prices
Track apartment and residential price movement through official price statistics and central-bank market monitoring.
Supply pipeline
GeoStatConstruction permits
New supply can be compared by permitted buildings, total area, and regional construction activity.
Ownership clarity
NAPRPublic registry
Property rights are registered through the National Agency of Public Registry, making title checks part of the purchase workflow.
Rental logic
Prime analysisIncome and yield
Every income-focused listing should be reviewed by expected annual income, occupancy assumptions, taxes, and resale liquidity.
Official source room
Where the data comes from
Prime Real Estate uses official sources as the starting point, then compares them with property-level facts: price, area, district, income plan, and legal status.
National Statistics Office of Georgia
Official statistics, price data, construction, population, and macro indicators.
National Bank of Georgia
Financial stability, macroeconomic reports, banking and market monitoring.
National Agency of Public Registry
Property registration, cadastral data, and title-related services.
Legislative Herald of Georgia
Official legal texts, including property and land ownership rules.
Investor Concierge Package
$2,000-10,000+
A tailored support package for international investors who want one coordinated team for sourcing, setup, launch, and rental readiness.
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Legal setup
Bank account assistance
Company registration
Property management
Furnishing
Rental setup
FAQ
Questions investors ask first
Can a foreign citizen buy real estate in Georgia?
Foreign citizens can generally buy apartments, houses, commercial property, and non-agricultural real estate in Georgia. Agricultural land has special constitutional restrictions, so it should be checked separately before any transaction.
Does a buyer need to be physically in Georgia?
Many steps can be prepared remotely, but signing, notarisation, power of attorney, bank compliance, and registration requirements should be confirmed for the specific transaction.
What should an investor check before buying?
Title extract, cadastral code, seller authority, building status, renovation condition, management costs, rental assumptions, taxes, and exit liquidity.
Can rental income be estimated before purchase?
Yes. A practical estimate should use comparable rents, occupancy assumptions, maintenance costs, platform fees if short-term rental is planned, and tax treatment.
Which cities are most relevant for investors?
Tbilisi and Batumi are usually reviewed first because they combine stronger liquidity, tourism or business demand, and deeper rental markets. Other cities can be attractive when the price, infrastructure, and local demand are clear.
Is this legal or tax advice?
No. The page is an investment overview. Legal, tax, and residency questions should be confirmed with licensed local specialists before signing.
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