GEL 398,000
Poti
3 bd 210 m²
Poti Property for Sale: Georgia's Black Sea Port City
126 homes and apartments for sale in Poti, Georgia.
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Properties for sale in Poti
24 properties shown
GEL 107,000
Poti
3 bd 380 m²
GEL 94,200
Poti
2 bd 193 m²
GEL 539,000
Poti
3 bd 280 m²
GEL 187,000
Poti
5 bd 259 m²
GEL 350,000
Poti
4 bd 250 m²
GEL 229,000
Poti
4 bd 187 m²
GEL 121,000
Poti
4 bd 190 m²
GEL 674,000
Poti
4 bd 1,000 m²
GEL 148,000
Poti
2 bd 87 m²
GEL 108,000
Poti
2 bd 100 m²
GEL 173,000
Poti
2 bd 180 m²
GEL 687,000
Poti
5 bd 200 m²
GEL 106,000
Poti
3 bd 380 m²
GEL 143,000
Poti
3 bd 100 m²
GEL 261,000
Poti
4 bd 258 m²
GEL 216,000
Poti
3 bd 121 m²
GEL 243,000
Poti
4 bd 257 m²
GEL 137,000
Poti
5 bd 387 m²
GEL 330,000
Poti
3 bd 700 m²
GEL 192,000
Poti
5 bd 140 m²
GEL 494,000
Poti
5 bd 418 m²
GEL 357,000
Poti
4 bd 249 m²
GEL 198,000
Poti
3 bd 214 m²
Buyer's guide: Poti
Poti is Georgia's main commercial port, on the Black Sea at the mouth of the Rioni, with a flatter, lower-key market than Batumi. RealEstateAbroad currently lists 126 properties here with a median asking price of GEL 196,000. This guide covers prices, what the stock is like and what foreign buyers need to know.
Poti prices
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in Georgian lari (GEL).
| Measure | Figure |
|---|---|
| Listings | 126 |
| Median asking price | GEL 196,000 |
| Median price per m² | GEL 1,308 |
| Median size | 184 m² |
Bedrooms and stock
Our data does not split Poti listings by property type, but the bedroom mix is informative: 18 listings have three bedrooms, 12 have two, 11 have four, 5 have five or more and 2 have one. A median size of 184 m² suggests many family houses and large flats rather than studios.
For wider context, see the Georgia country page and affordable homes in Georgia.
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Why people buy in Poti
Poti's economy centres on its port and industrial zone, with the Kolkheti wetlands and national park right next door and the long, dark-sand Black Sea beach in town. The city is flat, quiet and cheaper than Batumi, about 100 km south. Nearby plans around the deep-sea port at Anaklia, up the coast, are a recurring theme in local property talk, but treat them as speculative until they are built. Buyers are mostly locals, port workers and Georgians living abroad, with a limited expat community, so liquidity may be thinner than in Batumi or Tbilisi.
Poti is a port town first and a resort second, so price it on local demand, not on Batumi's tourism.
Buying as a foreigner
Foreigners can buy apartments, houses and non-agricultural land in Georgia; agricultural land is restricted. Transactions are registered at the Public Registry. From 1 March 2026 the property route to residency needs a purchase of at least USD 150,000, so check any Poti purchase against that threshold if residence matters to you.
Hire an independent lawyer, check for debts and unregistered extensions, and see our Georgia buying guide and Georgia financing page. Local mortgages for non-residents are limited, so plan for cash.
The wider Black Sea coast
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Poti: FAQ
Is Poti cheaper than Batumi?
Generally Poti is viewed as the lower-priced, quieter market. Our median asking price here is GEL 196,000, but you should compare similar property types and locations.
Can foreigners buy property in Poti?
Yes, apart from agricultural land. A lawyer should check the registered category and title before you pay anything.
What is the median size of homes in Poti?
184 m² across the listings, which suggests many houses and larger apartments.
Is the Anaklia port project relevant to Poti?
It is mentioned in local conversation, but plans have changed over the years. Do not pay a premium for projects that have not been built.
How do I get to Poti?
The nearest international airports are Kutaisi and Batumi, and there are rail and road links to Tbilisi. Check current schedules.