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10 renovated apartments in Didgori starting from $70,000 — August selection
Ready to move: ten renovated apartments from $70,000 to $90,000
Artificial island in Batumi
You will encounter interesting and diverse architectural samples in any part of Georgia.
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Convenient area for a first apartment: three relevant offers in one range
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A large residential district in eastern Tbilisi, built along the gentle slopes of Mount Makhata.
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Buy a House in Georgia: What You Need to Know Before the Deal
Georgia is one of the few countries where a foreigner buys a house on the same terms as a local resident. No special permits, no restrictions on the number of properties. The transaction is registered transparently and takes minimal time.
Completing the Transaction for Foreign Buyers
Foreign nationals buy houses in Georgia without restrictions - under the same rules as residents. A passport is enough to register the deal. Ownership is recorded at the House of Justice - the procedure takes one to several working days. Notarization of the contract is not mandatory but is used when both parties prefer it. No additional taxes apply due to the buyer's foreign citizenship.
Types of Private Houses on the Georgian Market
You can buy a house in Georgia in very different formats:
- city houses and townhouses within Tbilisi, Batumi, or Kutaisi - close to infrastructure;
- houses in suburbs and settlements - larger plots, quieter, cheaper;
- dachas and country houses - for seasonal living or leisure;
- properties in resort areas - by the sea, in the mountains, near tourist routes.
Move-in-ready houses with renovation done - arrive and live. Properties for reconstruction are cheaper to enter but require investment.
New Builds and Ready Properties
New houses and cottage developments offer modern engineering, current layouts, and often staged payment options. Buying a house at the construction stage is usually more affordable, but you wait. The secondary market means properties in established neighborhoods where infrastructure is already in place and you can move in right after signing.
What Goes into the Price
The price depends on the city and district, the size of the house and plot, the condition of the property, and the availability of utilities. Houses in tourist zones and prestigious districts cost more - that is how the market works. Buying a house with good transport links but further from the center is often the best value-for-money option.
Buy a House in Georgia on Kalaki.ge
Kalaki.ge has up-to-date listings for houses across Georgia from owners and developers. Filters by region, area, property type, and budget help narrow down the search quickly. Every listing includes photos, a description, and a price.