Tbilisi is changing rapidly - the city's appearance is increasingly associated with modern residential complexes. Although buildings built during the Soviet era still make up a large part of the city, more and more Tbilisi residents are choosing newly built apartments. Last year, the number of transactions in new construction projects in Tbilisi exceeded the number of old apartments by 3 times. Why is this happening and what advantages do modern buildings have over old ones?

Soviet buildings VS modern residential complexes

Soviet buildings:

• Uniform architecture and layout;
• Small rooms and confined spaces;
• Outdated communications (electricity, water, heating);
• Limited parking spaces and unkempt yards;
• Outdated security standards.

Modern residential complexes:

• Variety of comfortable layouts, spacious spaces;
• Energy-efficient and environmentally friendly materials;
• Modern elevators, heating and cooling systems;
• Well-maintained courtyards, children's and sports areas;
• Security, video cameras and modern safety standards;
• Underground and multi-storey car parks.

Why choose new complexes?

• Comfort and safety - in new complexes, residents enjoy a well-maintained environment, protected courtyards and modern security systems;
• Reliability of investment - new apartments retain their value better and are in high demand;
• Energy efficiency - heating/cooling costs much less than in old buildings;
• Infrastructure - new complexes are accompanied by shops, cafes, children's areas and sports areas, which makes everyday life easier;
• Aesthetics and design - modern architecture and apartment layouts are tailored to the style in demand today.

When buying an apartment in Tbilisi, the choice between old and new buildings depends on many things - budget, location, personal priorities. Urban space is changing - old buildings are slowly leaving the main arena, while modern residential complexes are attracting more and more people. This is a choice of quality of life, comfort and safety.