At a glance
- Premises status
- Residential
- Building type
- Block
Source: the developer's website (archi.ge)
Documents and guarantees
- Future ownership right — not registered
About Archi Dighomi
Archi Dighomi is one of the first Archi complexes, distinguished from other residential buildings in Didi Dighomi by its high construction quality.
The complex territory 10 500 m². combines 6 residential buildings. The total area of 3500 m². includes a courtyard, a playground, and parking. The buildings of the complex are built with energy-efficient building blocks of the German brand YTONG, which are 6 times less thermally conductive than standard blocks, so 40% less energy is spent on heating or cooling the building, which also reduces utility bills.
Automatic translation
- residential buildings
- 6
Location
16 Petre Uberi St · Didi Dighomi, Saburtalo · Tbilisi
Infrastructure nearby
- Beaches and embankments0 within 1 kmNone mapped within 1 km
Developer
Archi
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64% completeAbout buying property in Georgia
Yes. Foreign nationals can freely purchase apartments and non-residential property in Georgia under the same conditions as Georgian citizens. The transaction is registered with the National Agency of Public Registry (NAPR).
For properties under construction, the developer can register a right to future ownership of your apartment with the Public Registry. This secures your rights to a specific property before construction is completed and the building is commissioned.
Copy the property’s cadastral code and enter it in the search field on NAPR’s public cadastral map. You will be able to see the boundaries of the land plot and the registered rights associated with it.
