A new report by TBC Capital reveals that Georgia’s real estate market maintained upward momentum in 2025, with total property transactions increasing by 6% year-on-year.
A total of 78,500 real estate transactions were recorded during the year. The majority of deals, 49,200 units, were concluded in the secondary market, showing sustained demand for existing properties. Meanwhile, 29,300 transactions took place in the primary market, reflecting continued activity in newly developed residential projects. The report did not provide a regional breakdown of transactions.
Average residential property prices also rose in 2025. In Tbilisi, the average price reached $1,312 per square meter, a 4.1% annual increase.
Batumi saw even stronger price growth, with average prices climbing 16.5% year-on-year to $1,395 per square meter, indicating heightened demand in the Black Sea coastal city.
TBC Capital forecasts continued expansion in Georgia’s housing sector. Property prices are expected to increase by an additional 3.2% in 2026 while overall market volume could grow by 4.5%.
