01Latest5% or 20% tax on property resales in Georgia.
The rate depends on what is being sold, how long it has been held and how the asset was used before the sale.
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02Off-plan or ready apartment in Batumi.
The better option depends on total cost, timing, risk and the individual apartment—not the market label.
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03The full cost of buying an apartment in Batumi in 2026.
The list price is only the first line of the budget. Compare statutory fees, fit-out, operating costs and taxes before choosing an apartment.
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04Batumi and Tbilisi. Two investment logics.
Georgia’s two largest property markets solve different investment problems. Compare their demand, rental models, supply and exit liquidity before choosing a city.
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05Batumi is not one market. Choose the address before the apartment.
A Batumi district guide for buyers: prices, transaction volumes, demand, competition and what to check at the exact address.
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06Can foreigners buy property in Georgia? The rules in 2026.
Apartments are open to foreign buyers. Land, tax and residence rules need a closer look.
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07The apartment does not exist yet. What are you actually buying?
A concise guide to buying off-plan in Batumi: what to check before you make the first serious payment.
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08Batumi rental yield: what an apartment really earns.
Advertised ROI is not the same as net return. Build a short-term or long-term scenario and see what remains after vacancy, management, platform fees and annual costs.
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09Batumi’s market is growing. Selection is becoming the whole game.
Second-quarter data shows more transactions and higher prices—but also a wider new-build premium, softer rental economics and persistent supply pressure.
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