Georgia’s leading development company, “Archi” has reported a 30% increase in sales in the first eight months of 2025 compared to the same period last year. According to General Director Shio Khetsuriani, the company’s performance reflects strong market demand, which continues to outpace supply.
“In just one day, we sold 644 apartments in a new project. This shows the scale of demand and the trust consumers place in us. Of course, this also increases our responsibility to deliver products and services that meet expectations,” Khetsuriani said in an interview with the program Real Estate Prospect.
Despite fluctuations earlier in the year, demand in the housing market has strengthened since May. Archi’s director emphasized that the overall market remains stable, with risks at a low level and no signs of oversupply.
As for housing prices, Khetsuriani noted that while the rapid increases of previous years are no longer expected, a steady growth trend continues. “Prices are rising by 5–7% annually, which we consider a healthy and stable pace for the market,” he explained.
According to Archi, the combination of strong demand, stable price growth, and effective management across the sector indicates that Georgia’s real estate market is entering a phase of balanced but sustained expansion.
