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How will Batumi infrastructure affect property prices by 2026? Bypass road, new boulevard, airport expansion. Growth forecast up to 20%. Investment hotspots and strategy. Insights from BD Realty

Batumi's real estate market is breaking records: turnover exceeded $1 billion, and prices for secondary housing are rising due to an influx of foreign buyers. The key players are from Russia, Ukraine, and Israel

Batumi has long ceased to be just a Black Sea resort. Today, it is a dynamic investment hub that has undergone a rapid transformation. By 2030, the city's real estate market is poised for a new phase - a transition from rapid growth to mature, quality development

In Batumi, the weighted average price of new buildings in December 2025 increased by 15.4% and amounted to 1,231 USD per sq. m. The price increase was mainly due to the primary market, where this indicator increased by 24.2%, while the secondary market recorded an increase of 10.7%

The Ambassadori Island Batumi project has attained substantial results regarding its developmental trajectory this year, marking a decisive transition from the strategic planning stage to the active implementation phase

The Batumi real estate market is dominated by investment purchases by foreigners, the latest Galt & Taggart study has shown. As a result, the growth of the housing stock is mainly due to investment apartments, which are mainly located near the sea.

Economic growth remains stable due to large-scale activities. The current account is improving due to a significant surplus in the service sector. Firms operating in lari expect a significant influx of foreign currency

In the western part of Georgia, near Batumi, construction has begun on a unique project - Gonio Marina. According to the current concept, it is a mixed-use resort and residential cluster covering more than 260 hectares, combining apartments, villas, hotels, a yacht marina, restaurants, and a private promenade

The first phase of the Ambassadori Island project in the Black Sea, covering 26 hectares of the western peninsula, has been officially accepted into operation by the Construction and Technical Supervision Agency. This acceptance was based on an expert conclusion from the National Bureau of Expertise of Georgia

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