Apartments in Tbilisi
Buying and renting in Vake, Saburtalo, Vera and the Old Town — with a district assessment for living, renting out, or resale.
Unlike seasonal Batumi, Tbilisi has year-round rental demand. Vake and Vera command the highest prices ($1,500–2,300/m²), Saburtalo offers the best balance of price and liquidity, and Isani and Varketili are good entry points with a budget up to $60,000.
For investors, price isn't everything: we calculate real returns factoring in utilities, vacancy periods and rental tax.
Vake and Vera
Premium districts, expensive rents, steady demand from expats.
Saburtalo
Metro access, infrastructure, the best balance of price and liquidity.
Old Town
Historic buildings and strong short-term rental income.
Available properties
1 listings match this search. The full catalogue with filters is on the home page.
Frequently asked questions
Which Tbilisi district is best for renting out?
For long-term leases to expats — Vake, Vera, Saburtalo. For short-term stays — Sololaki, Avlabari and the Rustaveli Avenue area.
How much does an apartment in Tbilisi cost?
A one-room apartment in Saburtalo starts at $55,000, a two-room in Vake from $110,000, and units in Sololaki's old housing stock from $70,000.
Is there a tax on rental income?
Yes, 5% when registered as an individual renting out property. Registration takes a single day.
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