Mtatsminda recorded the highest median price for newly built, completed apartments in Tbilisi in Q3 2026, at GEL 7,004 per square meter, according to Geostat. Vake ranked second at GEL 6,046, followed by Krtsanisi at GEL 4,635. The most affordable apartments were in Samgori, at GEL 3,657 per square meter, and Gldani, at GEL 3,830.
In the private house segment, Vake was the most expensive district, with a median price of GEL 4,517 per square meter, followed by Mtatsminda at GEL 4,430. The lowest prices were recorded in Nadzaladevi at GEL 2,798 and Samgori at GEL 2,839 per square meter.
According to Geostat’s Residential Property Price Index (RPPI), residential property prices in Tbilisi increased by 5.9% year-on-year and 1.5% quarter-on-quarter in Q3 2026. Compared with the 2020 average, prices in the capital have risen by 66.2%.
