Foreign interest in Georgia’s real estate market has sharply increased in recent months, according to Mariam Begiashvili, Chief Investment Advisor at real estate company Next.
Begiashvili notes that amid geopolitical and economic instability worldwide, investors are seeking safer markets, and Georgia has emerged as an attractive destination. The bulk of foreign demand comes from Gulf countries, particularly the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain.
“Georgia offers a liberal legal framework, simple property registration, and a low-tax system, creating a comfortable ecosystem for investors. These are the fundamental factors that accelerate decision-making,” Begiashvili said. She added that rising demand directly affects property prices, making current investments increasingly profitable.
Modern investors, she emphasizes, are looking for more than just property. “We provide a full investment package that ensures capital protection, stable returns, and comprehensive management. This includes short- and long-term rental organization, predictable annual income, and flexible payment options. Investors can earn passive income without direct involvement. Partnerships with reputable brands like Wyndham Hotels and Radisson Hotel Group add credibility and guarantee quality, making this a fully integrated international-standard investment product with high occupancy and income potential,” Begiashvili explained.
