Building the Future, Respecting the Past
Tbilisi is undergoing a dynamic period of transformation, with sustainable urban development taking center stage.
The city faces a challenge in balancing rapid growth with preserving its cultural and architectural heritage, affecting developers and policymakers.
The Financial spoke with Vakhtang Chqareuli, CEO of Apart Group, a leading real estate developer in Georgia, about his vision for Tbilisi's urban development.
How would you define the current trends in Tbilisi’s urban development? Tbilisi’s urban development is becoming increasingly human-centered.
Apart Group's projects in Old Tbilisi exemplify a blend of innovation and tradition, aiming to enhance quality of life while preserving the city's spirit and identity.
Author's summary: Tbilisi's transformation prioritizes human-centered urban development.
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