Private Introduction · Georgia
Batumi's first fully integrated urban hub — three interconnected towers on the city's prestigious Alley of Heroes
Batumi's first fully integrated urban hub combining residential, commercial, and leisure spaces across three interconnected towers on the city's prestigious Alley of Heroes. The development sits 700 metres from the Black Sea coast at the junction of the city's commercial core and coastal promenade. Three blocks — Block A (29 storeys), Block B (38 storeys), and Block C (47 storeys) — with the first five floors dedicated to commercial and mixed-use spaces. Over 876 residential units across the towers, each delivered with premium finishes. A newly built UEFA-standard football stadium, major shopping centres, and the city's cultural landmarks are all walking distance. Outdoor pool, fitness centre, restaurant, lounge and meeting areas, children's entertainment zone, on-site pharmacy, retail, elegant lobby, and landscaped courtyards. Phased payment with zero interest over 48 months.
$50.9K – $191.2K
Price
Q4 2027
Completion
Payment Terms
15% down payment • 0% interest over 45 months
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Why This Opportunity
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Three towers of 29 to 47 storeys house residential units above five floors of integrated retail, dining, and services. The mixed-use format creates a self-sustaining micro-economy — residents and guests have amenities on their doorstep, sustaining occupancy and supporting rental rates.
02
The Alley of Heroes location sits between Batumi's business district and its coastal promenade, drawing both corporate visitors and leisure tourists year-round. Dual-demand positioning reduces seasonal volatility that affects purely resort-oriented properties.
03
Batumi's tourism arrivals have grown consistently, pushing managed apart-hotel nightly rates above $60 in peak season. Georgia's absence of income tax on short-term rental earnings means gross and net yields converge — a structural advantage over markets where 20–30% is lost to taxation.
04
15% upfront with interest-free instalments over 48 months keeps capital outlay minimal during construction. Georgia's open foreign ownership regime and zero property purchase tax mean the listed price is effectively the total acquisition cost.
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