Buying an apartment in Georgia can be challenging for expats, as they are not in the country and face legal, financial and other challenges.

Buying an apartment remotely, just a few years ago, seemed unthinkable, but it happens, and quite often.

Expats know well that investing in real estate is a profitable, but difficult decision. The most difficult stage probably begins with the purchase of the apartment itself, as this is a very important process, during which even the smallest details need to be taken into account. Especially when you are not in the country.

What should I consider when buying an apartment?

• We need to know what experience the construction company has;
• Does it have completed or ongoing projects in order to assess their quality;
• What experience does the team working on the projects have;
• What condition is the apartment in - black, white or green frame;
• What payment methods and terms can we use.

"Solum" ongoing project in Gldani V m/d

In addition to the fact that buying an apartment can be a difficult process for immigrants, the banking system and legal framework in Georgia are quite flexible, which will help immigrants in purchasing their own real estate.

As a rule, immigrants prefer projects under construction, because they are not in a hurry to move into an apartment. This way they save money and make a wise investment.

The company "Solum Development" gives you the opportunity to talk to a sales manager remotely, via online connection, and get comprehensive answers to all your questions. Don't be afraid to invest in your well-being! View the projects on the site and make an appointment with the Solum sales manager!