A total of 1,216 military personnel will receive apartments under Georgia’s ‘Army City’ housing project, Defence Minister Irakli Chikovani said in response to a parliamentary question submitted by Sofia Khorguani, an MP from the For Georgia party. The response was published on Parliament’s website.
According to the Defence Ministry, the apartments are expected to be handed over by the end of 2027. The Ministry also noted that 1,072 military personnel had already received housing based on criteria established by the Defence Minister before the relevant Code entered into force.
The ‘Army City’ project, located on Makhata Mountain in Tbilisi, has been expanded several times. In May 2025, the plan was increased to 44 seven-storey residential buildings comprising 1,232 apartments. Military personnel will be able to purchase the properties under specially discounted conditions.
The Ministry of Defence was authorised to increase its contract with construction company Anagi from GEL 144 million to GEL 147 million. The construction agreement, initially covering 1,202 apartments, was signed in November 2024, while GEL 30 million has already been paid to the contractor as an advance.
