May 2026 figures confirm that Batumi’s real estate market remains active, with visible volume growth and continued price increases in new developments. For an investor, the point is not only to observe growth, but to understand what the data really says about the market.
According to data relayed by Colliers Georgia in spring 2026, Batumi recorded 1,324 residential transactions in May 2026, up 2.5% year on year. Market volume reached 87 million dollars, up 22.2%. The average new-build price reached 1,323 dollars per square metre, up 8.7%.
A market that remains liquid
Transaction growth indicates that buyers are still active. Liquidity is a key point in an emerging market because it shows whether demand is broad enough to support future resale and rental strategies.
Volume growth is more telling than transaction count alone
The increase in market volume suggests that buyers are not only purchasing cheaper units. Capital is still moving into the market, including into better-positioned projects.
New-build prices continue to rise
The increase in the average price of new developments reflects demand for modern buildings, better amenities and projects adapted to tourism use.
This does not mean every new project is attractive. It means that quality, location and management structure are becoming more important in the buying decision.
How to use these figures
These indicators should be used as context, not as a buying signal on their own. A serious decision still requires a review of the developer, contract, delivery schedule, charges and rental assumptions.
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