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Total deposits in Georgian banks amount to tens of billions of lari. Foreign depositors hold over 11 billion lari (more than 4.2 billion dollars) in their accounts, reflecting growing confidence in the country's banking system.

According to Georgia's statistical service Sakstat, direct investment from Russia to Georgia totaled $37.2 million in the first six months of 2026, with the majority directed toward real estate. This data demonstrates active interest from Russian investors in the Georgian property market.

In the second quarter of 2026, Georgia attracted $207.6 million in foreign direct investment to the financial sector and $119.9 million to real estate. The data reflects the main directions of foreign direct investment in the country during this period.

According to GeoStat, direct foreign investments in Georgia declined in the second quarter of 2026, but the real estate sector remained second in capital attraction, receiving $119.9 million. The overall decline in FDI was driven by reduced reinvestment.

New statistics show a decline in investments in Georgia. Leading investment sectors include finance, insurance, real estate, and manufacturing.

In July 2026, Tbilisi's residential real estate market recorded a 24% increase in total sales volume, reflecting strong market growth.

Developer PASHA Real Estate Group and Marriott International have signed an agreement to construct a Le Méridien hotel in Tbilisi's Chugureti district. The project reflects the Le Méridien brand's expanding presence in Georgia's hotel real estate market.

Demand for Georgian real estate from Russian investors has increased by 100%. Beyond the growing interest, investors' approach to selecting properties in the market has also changed.

The Georgian government plans to amend the law on the legal status of foreigners to streamline the process of obtaining a residence permit for IT specialists. The changes aim to attract foreign IT workers to the country.

The analysis shows average apartment rental costs in Tbilisi at $10.1 per sqm, with variations by district: Gldani — $8.6, Didi Digomi — $8.7. The article provides data on investment returns in real estate in Georgia's capital compared to other cities.

According to the State Statistics Committee, housing prices in the first half of the year increased by 12.4%, while wages grew by only 7%. The analysis shows the changing affordability of housing for Georgian citizens and investors.

The expected mass influx of Russian citizens to Georgia could significantly limit the availability of rental housing for the local population. Analysts are studying the impact of this phenomenon on the country's real estate market.