Private Introduction · Georgia

Premium Heritage Apartments in Old Tbilisi, Georgia

First institutionally developed residential product in Old Tbilisi's heritage zone — 53 units near Narikala Fortress

53 premium residences in the historic heart of Old Tbilisi — the first institutionally developed residential product in the old city's heritage-sensitive zone, where previous housing stock consists almost entirely of unrenovated Soviet and pre-Soviet buildings. The development sits within walking distance of Narikala Fortress, the Abanotubani sulfur baths, and the Meidan bazaar — Old Tbilisi's most visited cultural landmarks. Three blocks (A, B, C) feature five residential floors above ground-level commercial space — a low-rise approach that preserves the district's architectural character. Residents enjoy a swimming pool, spa, fitness centre, restaurant, library, and business lounge. Tbilisi's international airport is approximately 20 minutes away. For buyers seeking heritage-zone exposure with year-round rental dynamics from cultural tourists and the digital-nomad community.

$101.4K – $431.7K

Price

Q3 2027

Completion

Payment Terms

15% downpayment • 0% interest plan over 45 months

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Why This Opportunity

01

First Premium Development in Old Tbilisi

Only 53 units in the heart of Tbilisi's historic centre — the first institutionally developed residential product in the old city's heritage-sensitive zone. Previous housing stock consists almost entirely of unrenovated Soviet and pre-Soviet buildings, meaning this project is establishing a new market category.

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Walking Distance to Narikala Fortress and Sulfur Baths

Located among Tbilisi's most visited cultural landmarks. Foot traffic from Narikala Fortress, the Abanotubani sulfur baths, and the Meidan bazaar ensures short-term rental visibility without paid advertising. The district receives tourists year-round.

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Capital City Demand Dynamics

As Georgia's capital and largest city, Tbilisi generates rental demand from business travellers, embassy staff, NGO workers, and a growing digital-nomad community. This diversified tenant base produces more consistent annual occupancy than seasonal resort markets.

04

Georgia's Constitutional Tax Protections

Zero property purchase tax, zero capital gains tax on assets held 2+ years, and zero inheritance tax — a fiscal framework constitutionally protected under Georgia's Economic Liberty Act. For a heritage-zone capital-city asset, these protections directly enhance both income retention and exit value.

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