In July 2025, 3,647 apartments were sold in Tbilisi—a 36.4% increase from June and the highest monthly figure this year, according to Galt & Taggart. The surge was partly driven by developer discounts.

Compared to July 2024, sales were down 7.3%, attributed to a high base effect and accumulated demand. The average price per square meter rose to $1,340, up from $1,298 in July 2024 and $1,173 in July 2023.

From January to July 2025, Georgian citizens accounted for 75% of apartment sales, down from 79% in 2024 and 83% in 2023. Foreign buyers made up 25%—with Israelis comprising 12%, Russians 2%, and other nationalities 11%.