The Georgian government has approved new conditions for the privatization of state real estate through direct sale.
According to the Prime Minister's decree, which comes into force on January 12, 2026, only those who are willing to invest at least 100 million GEL ($37 million) excluding VAT in it, or already own real estate with similar investments and need adjacent land to expand infrastructure, will be able to buy state property.
This measure is designed not only for big business. According to the decree, real estate can be transferred to internally displaced persons and eco-migrants, used for the construction of energy facilities, water pipes and roads, as well as for resolving judicial and arbitration issues.
Thus, the new procedure combines commercial and social goals, regulating the direct sale of state property.