City Guides
Buying Ski Property in Gudauri and Bakuriani: What the Season Really Pays
Georgia's mountain resorts are sold on 10-12% yields. The figure is achievable and the caveat is the whole story: the income arrives in four or five months and has to carry twelve months of costs. Here is how Gudauri and Bakuriani actually work as investments.
Buying Property in Batumi as an Israeli Citizen (2026)
Israeli citizens buy in Batumi on the same terms as any foreign buyer, enter visa-free, and reach Georgia in a short flight. What makes Batumi worth a separate look is the arithmetic — and the seasonality nobody mentions until after you have signed.
Buying Property in Batumi as a Turkish Citizen (2026)
Batumi is the easiest place in Georgia for a Turkish buyer to reach — the Sarpi land border is twenty kilometres away, so you can drive from Rize and view apartments the same day. Ownership carries no nationality condition. Here is what that proximity is worth, and what it does not solve.
Buying Property in Batumi as a Russian Citizen (2026)
Russian citizens can buy in Batumi on the same terms as anyone else — the law places no nationality condition on ownership. The friction is banking, not buying. Here is what Batumi offers a Russian buyer, which district fits which purpose, and what the summer-heavy rental season really means.
Which District Should You Buy In, in Tbilisi? (2026 Neighbourhood Guide)
Vake and Vera suit buyers who want liquidity and long-term tenants; Saburtalo balances price against demand; Gldani and Varketili offer the lowest entry price. A district-by-district guide to matching the neighbourhood to your reason for buying.