Why International Investors from Europe and Asia Are Choosing Real Estate in Georgia

Georgia is confidently positioning itself among the top destinations for smart investments in 2025. According to Nomad Capitalist rankings, it secured second place globally—just after Oman—thanks to its investor-friendly environment, stable tax policies, and open economy. Several factors contribute to this status: a straightforward property acquisition process for foreigners, transparent taxation, and a steadily growing influx of tourists. All of this makes Georgia particularly appealing to investors from around the world.

Georgia is undoubtedly a rapidly growing market, but what often goes unnoticed is its unique combination of cultural openness and internal security. For centuries, dozens of nationalities and religions have coexisted here—in dialogue, mutual respect, and genuine warmth. This deep-rooted hospitality fosters a sense of calm and safety, which is precisely why investors from Europe, the Middle East, the CIS, and Asia are increasingly turning their attention to Georgia. It’s not just safe—it’s welcoming.

According to the Georgian National Tourism Administration, over 7 million tourists visited the country in 2023—almost double the number from 2022. This has driven high and stable demand for short-term rentals, particularly in coastal regions.

Moreover, Georgia offers one of the most favorable rental income tax regimes: just 5% tax, with no requirement to establish a company. Property ownership registration takes no more than a day—no residence permit or local bank account required.

Amid economic instability in many countries, Georgia’s real estate market continues to show steady growth. From 2020 to 2024, housing prices in coastal regions increased by 35–50%, according to Galt & Taggart. Major international developers—from Turkey to Western Europe—are actively investing in Chakvi, Batumi, and Tbilisi.

In this context, the emergence of projects that meet European quality standards is not only logical—it’s inevitable. This vision is at the core of Rogantini Swiss Village, a premium residential complex in Chakvi where Swiss construction quality meets the region’s unique natural beauty and investment rationale.

The project is developed directly by a Swiss company—no intermediaries involved—making the purchasing process especially advantageous. Its dedicated property management company offers a full range of rental and maintenance services, transforming apartment ownership into a truly hands-off investment tool.

Real estate in Georgia offers annual returns from 11% to 21% ROI—particularly during the high season, when demand for premium rentals far outpaces supply. Rogantini is not just building apartments—it’s establishing a new class of real estate in Georgia: aesthetic, thoughtful, and highly profitable.