GEL 809,000
Rustavi

608 homes and apartments for sale in Rustavi, Georgia.
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24 properties shown
GEL 809,000
Rustavi
GEL 121,000
Rustavi
GEL 390,000
Rustavi
GEL 620,000
Rustavi
GEL 326,000
Rustavi
GEL 619,000
Rustavi
GEL 499,000
Rustavi
GEL 391,000
Rustavi
GEL 95,900
Rustavi
GEL 79,600
Rustavi
GEL 99,500
Rustavi
GEL 204,000
Rustavi
GEL 288,000
Rustavi
GEL 106,000
Rustavi
GEL 196,000
Rustavi
GEL 237,000
Rustavi
GEL 164,000
Rustavi
GEL 196,000
Rustavi
GEL 137,000
Rustavi
GEL 178,000
Rustavi
GEL 109,000
Rustavi
GEL 140,000
Rustavi
GEL 175,000
Rustavi
GEL 188,000
Rustavi
Buyer's guide: Rustavi
Rustavi is an industrial satellite city about 25 km south-east of Tbilisi, and its 596 listings carry a median asking price of GEL 253,500. Georgian lari pricing is worth noting, because many Georgian sellers quote in US dollars as well.
Taken from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Prices here are shown in the lari (GEL) and are asking prices.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | GEL 253,500 |
| Median price per m² | GEL 1,969 |
| Listings | 596 |
Rustavi trades at a discount to the capital, and buyers choose it for space and value rather than prestige.
Our listings show 107 one-bedroom, 77 two-bedroom, 53 three-bedroom, 15 four-bedroom and 8 with five or more bedrooms. That points to a market of Soviet-era and newer apartments in blocks, with a smaller tail of houses.
We do not have a reliable type breakdown for Georgia, so check each listing for floor, building age and whether the flat has an official registered area. Comparison with the capital is easy via Tbilisi and the lakeside option at Mtskheta.
Rustavi grew around steel and chemical plants, and keeps a post-industrial character with broad avenues, parks and a medieval fortress overlooking the Mtkvari river. A rail line and frequent minibuses connect to Tbilisi, and the road takes 30 to 45 minutes depending on traffic.
Buyers include families priced out of Tbilisi, workers in local industry and investors seeking rental yield from lower entry prices. For leisure markets look at Batumi on the Black Sea or Bakuriani in the mountains.
Foreigners can generally buy apartments and houses in Georgia on the same basis as citizens, but agricultural land is restricted for non-citizens. Ownership is recorded at the National Agency of Public Registry, and a lawyer should check the cadastral code and any debts. There is no stamp duty on purchase, but check current figures, and annual property tax applies.
Property purchases above a set value have supported residence permits, though thresholds change. Read our Georgia buying guide, Georgian financing and the Georgia overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Foreigners can buy apartments and houses, but agricultural land has restrictions.
Our data shows lari. Many Georgian listings also quote US dollars, so confirm the contract currency.
About 25 km, a 30 to 45 minute drive.
Entry prices are lower than Tbilisi, but rents are also lower. Run the numbers locally.