In 2025, 78,500 real estate transactions took place in Georgia, marking a 6% increase compared to 2024, according to TBC Capital. Of these, 29,300 were primary market units and 49,200 were from the secondary market, though regional breakdowns were not provided.
Average prices also grew, with Tbilisi reaching $1,312 per square meter, a 4.1% increase from the previous year. In Batumi, prices rose more sharply by 16.5%, hitting $1,395 per square meter.
The report highlights continued strong demand, particularly in the secondary market, which accounts for the majority of sales. The primary market saw steady activity, reflecting ongoing residential development projects.
Looking ahead, TBC Capital expects property prices to rise by 3.2% in 2026, while the market volume could increase by 4.5%, suggesting continued growth in Georgia’s housing sector.
