News, data and analysis covering Batumi property prices, transaction activity, rental trends, buyer demand and the changing supply of new real estate.
A sea view is one of the most recognizable selling points in Batumi’s residential property market. But how much extra are buyers actually paying…
Batumi’s apartment market is showing an unusual combination: fewer property transactions, but higher prices and a growing total market value. According to the latest…
Georgia generated an estimated $525 million in tourism revenue in September 2026, according to the latest assessment from Galt & Taggart. The figure represents…
Newly released investment details show that the Georgian-American School of Batumi’s new campus represents an GEL 11.5 million education project in the Bagrationi Street…
Plans to expand the Kobuleti bypass from two lanes to four have moved into a new financing stage, as Georgia’s Infrastructure Ministry and the…
Georgia has expanded its tourism marketing campaign across Scandinavia, placing outdoor advertising in nearly 500 locations across Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm. The Georgian National…
Batumi is moving toward its first dedicated Heat Resilience Strategy, as the city looks for ways to address urban heat stress and identify areas…
Batumi is continuing infrastructure works along the Korolistskali River, where an 840-metre riverbank protection wall is currently under construction. According to Batumi City Hall,…
Georgia’s National Bank has announced a phased change to the income thresholds used in its payment-to-income framework, a development relevant to buyers planning to…
Georgia is considering a significant change to the property-tax rules for individuals. A bill introduced in Parliament on September 28 would increase the annual…
Foreign buyers accounted for 52% of residential apartment transactions in Batumi in August 2026, according to the latest data from Colliers Georgia. A total…
Batumi experienced an exceptional rainfall event on September 19–20, with flooding affecting several streets and temporarily putting pressure on parts of the city’s urban…