A recent report by Galt & Taggart for the second quarter of 2026 shows that demand for residential real estate in Batumi remains steady. According to the report, sales have increased in both the primary market—that is, new construction—and the secondary market. For buyers, this is an important signal: Batumi continues to be one of the most active cities in Georgia for purchasing a seaside apartment and investing in real estate.

Several factors are driving interest in Batumi: tourist traffic, the development of new neighborhoods, the construction of modern residential complexes, installment plans offered by developers, and high demand for seasonal rentals. As a result, buyers are increasingly considering apartments in Batumi not only as a place to live but also as an investment asset.

Studio apartments and compact apartments by the sea are particularly in demand. Such properties are easier to rent out, require a smaller initial investment, and are suitable for investors who want to generate income from short-term or long-term rentals. At the same time, 1+1, 2+1, and ocean-view apartments remain popular among families.

It’s important to understand that rising demand doesn’t mean you should buy just any property. There are many projects on the Batumi market, and each complex has its own unique features: location, completion date, developer’s reputation, installment plan terms, view characteristics, infrastructure, and resale liquidity.

Before buying an apartment in Batumi, it’s worth checking: the developer’s and property’s legal documents, actual construction timelines, in-house installment terms, the cost of maintaining the complex, rental potential, distance from the sea and city center, the presence of a management company, and the property’s resale potential.

For an investor, the key question isn’t simply “what is the price per square meter,” but how much demand there will be for the property in a few years. Sometimes an apartment that’s cheaper at the outset may turn out to be less profitable if the project has a poor location, lacks infrastructure, or is harder to rent out.

AM Estate helps you find real estate in Batumi tailored to your specific needs: for living, vacationing, renting, reselling, or obtaining a residence permit in Georgia. We compare new developments, review developers’ terms, and help you choose a property that fits not only your budget but also your purchasing strategy.

Source:
Galt & Taggart — Batumi Residential Real Estate, 2Q26 Overview
https://galtandtaggart.com/en/reports/details/6a7f218c76d421000725aeff

Additional source:
Civil Georgia — Statistics on International Visits to Georgia and Adjara for the Second Quarter of 2026
https://civil.ge/archives/746459