
Date added: 19.09.25
Buying an apartment in a building that is still under construction (off-plan) can offer a lower entry price, the option to select layout and finishes, and potential upside appreciation. However, these deals require careful due diligence: legal checks, developer reputation, and clear contract terms are crucial.
Tip: regular photo and video updates from the developer indicate transparency; evasive answers are a red flag.
Before signing, verify:
Recommendation: have a local lawyer or agent review documents to spot hidden issues.
Understand whether the project is at foundation, structural frame, envelope or finishing stage. This affects delivery timing and risks. Factor in local seasonal effects and supply-chain delays that can extend timelines.
Never sign documents you do not fully understand—ask for clarifications in writing.
Common options include down payment plus staged payments or developer financing. Prefer arrangements with bank escrow accounts or third-party oversight—these reduce the risk if the developer faces financial trouble.
Keep and organize all receipts and correspondence; they matter in disputes.
When the apartment is ready, use a detailed checklist: walls, floors, plumbing, electrics, windows and common areas. If the unit is sold with finishes, confirm material quality and standards.
Plan time and budget for additional works after handover if you want custom finishes.
For investors, view projected yield as an estimate rather than a guarantee—markets change with tourism and economic cycles.
An agency helps verify the developer, negotiate contract terms, coordinate legal checks and manage the handover. You can browse available projects or request tailored options via our search page: https://buyhome.ge/en/search
Buying an apartment under construction in Batumi can be rewarding if done carefully. If you want help checking a developer, reviewing contracts or finding the right property, contact us — we’ll guide you through the process and protect your interests.