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In recent years Gldani is becoming a more popular choice among real estate buyers. This suburb has developed infrastructure and fast-paced living. Located in North Tbilisi, Gldani allows quick access to the city center thanks to the advanced public transport system. In spite of this, residents rarely leave since they have all of the necessary amenities at their fingertips. For example, the region offers lots of choices when it comes to cafes, shops and green areas. Local real estate is rather varied and includes multi-apartment developments and cozy houses. Prices might be higher here than in other areas but compared to the city center they are still affordable.
| Pros | Cons |
| + Space and privacy. Buying a house means you will have more living space and your own plot will afford you privacy and freedom. | - High cost of maintenance. Houses require regular spending on maintenance and improvements, and the costs can add up to quite a lot. |
| + Investment potential. Real estate is commonly named as a good investment vehicle, especially if prices appreciate overtime. | - Distance from the city. Being far away from the noisy city center comes at a price. You might have to make peace with the fact that infrastructure is also at a remove. |
| + Changes according to preferences. Owning a house gives you free rein to renovate and change the planning based on your own needs and wants. | - Difficulty of sale and lower liquidity. Selling a house can take a long time, longer than selling an apartment, and it might be more complicated due to the buyers’ investment requirements. |
| + Proximity to nature and lack of neighbors. Private houses often offer proximity to nature, quiet and lack of noise from the neighbors. | - Location dependability. Choice and price are tied to the location of the house, which might limit the availability of the region. |
| Didube | from $250,000 |
| Nadzaladevi | from $37,000 |
| Chugureti | from $42,000 |
| Saburtalo | from $43,000 |
| Isani | from $12,000 |
| Samgori | from $93,000 |
| Vake | from $43,000 |
| Mtatsminda | from $74,000 |
| Krtsanisi | from $84,000 |
| Tbilisi | from $1,744 per m2 |
| Saguramo | from $1,165 per m2 |
| Tsavkisi | from $1,415 per m2 |
| Rustavi | from $700 per m2 |
| Manglisi | from $2,320 per m2 |
| Telavi | from $1,636 per m2 |
| Bakuriani | from $1,099 per m2 |
| Kutaisi | from $913 per m2 |
| Kobuleti | from $980 per m2 |
| Shekvetili | from $1,054 per m2 |
| Ureki | from $1,118 per m2 |
| Zugdidi | from $587 per m2 |
| Chakvi | from $1,457 per m2 |
| Makhinjauri | from $1,223 per m2 |
| Poti | from $367 per m2 |
| Batumi | from $1,341 per m2 |
| Charnali | from $1,052 per m2 |
| Gonio | from $1,623 per m2 |
| Kvariati | from $2,149 per m2 |
| Tbilisi | from $12,000 |
| Saguramo | from $62,900 |
| Tsavkisi | from $312,000 |
| Rustavi | from $89,600 |
| Manglisi | from $350,000 |
| Telavi | from $339,600 |
| Bakuriani | from $45,000 |
| Kutaisi | from $65,000 |
| Kobuleti | from $33,000 |
| Shekvetili | from $99,000 |
| Ureki | from $50,000 |
| Zugdidi | from $110,000 |
| Chakvi | from $75,000 |
| Makhinjauri | from $62,000 |
| Poti | from $40,000 |
| Batumi | from $21,000 |
| Charnali | from $145,000 |
| Gonio | from $120,000 |
| Kvariati | from $65,000 |