In 2025, Georgia recorded 78,500 real estate transactions, a 6% rise compared to 2024, according to TBC Capital. The primary market accounted for 29,300 deals, while 49,200 transactions took place in the secondary market; however, the report does not include a regional breakdown.
Property prices also increased. In Tbilisi, the average price reached $1,312 per square meter, up 4.1% year on year. Batumi saw a sharper rise of 16.5%, with the average price climbing to $1,395 per square meter.
The report points to sustained demand, especially in the secondary market, which continues to dominate total sales. The primary market maintained stable performance, reflecting ongoing residential construction.
TBC Capital forecasts further growth in 2026, with prices expected to increase by 3.2% and overall market volume by 4.5%, indicating continued expansion in Georgia’s housing sector.
