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Share of Georgian citizens in Batumi's housing market fell to 33% amid rising demand from Ukrainians, Russians, and Belarusians. Prices hit $1,960/sqm, while rental rates declined. Details in Galt & Taggart's review.

Rent in Batumi dropped by 4%, while apartment prices climbed to $1,960 per sq. m. Analyzing market signals in Q2 2026: what awaits investors and homebuyers in the resort city

Batumi real estate market analysis: from origins to 2030. Trends 2025, price and yield forecasts, risks, and practical tips. Where to invest in Georgia for profit

Batumi's real estate market continues to grow rapidly as foreign buyers account for nearly half of all purchases. Apartment sales are rising, property prices are reaching new highs, and investors are fueling demand. What comes next for the market?

In June 2026, demand for apartments in Batumi rose by 8.2%, with market volume reaching $100 million. New builds increased in price by 22.6%, while the share of foreign buyers grew to 47%. First-half results: +11.4% in transactions and $507 million in turnover. Details in the Colliers Georgia report

Find out how much real estate costs in Batumi in 2026. Current apartment prices by district, cost per square meter, additional purchase expenses, market forecast, and tips for choosing property for living and investment

Batumi apartment sales rose 15.8% in early 2026. Price analytics by district, foreign buyer demand, and rental yields. A detailed real estate market review from Galt & Taggart

Investing in Batumi real estate: tourism growth, hotel yields up to 11.2% annually, the Pontus Rotana Resort & Spa project, and Georgia's market outlook

Analysis of how the bypass road, new promenade, and airport expansion will impact housing prices. Growth forecasts up to 20% and entry points for investors in Gonio and Chakvi areas

Batumi's real estate market continues its rally: 1,324 apartments sold in May 2026, with transaction volumes reaching $87M. The average price per square meter in new builds exceeded $1,323. Colliers Georgia experts confirm steady demand growth despite seasonal fluctuations