X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi: Didube Flats Guide (2026)

X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi is a 29-floor residential complex at N. Khosharauli Street 29 in Didube, on the left bank of the Mtkvari, where the developer x2 prints 637 apartments, a 32-month interest-free instalment and a December 2028 completion date, but no price for any single flat.

This guide to X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi reads the developer’s project page on x2.ge, the floor selector behind it, which lists 1,041 flat entries, and two listing sites as they stood on 13 November 2026. Where the figures differ, each is shown with its source and date, and none is chosen over another.

It adds the room-by-room data from the selector, the location, the Georgian rules on registration, tax and residence, and a list of what a buyer can ask for in writing. No source read for this guide names the legal entity behind the project, and this guide does not name one.

Overview of X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi

The developer’s page describes RiverFront Residence as a modern multifunctional residential complex being built in Didube on the left bank of the Mtkvari. The text, which is in Georgian only and was translated for this guide, lists landscaped internal spaces, zones for children, commercial facilities, and security and cleaning services for the residents. It also mentions views toward Mtatsminda, the embankment and the city, which is the developer’s wording.

The page headline gives the status as under construction (Georgian: mshenebare), a completion date of 2028 / 12, 29 floors, 637 apartments, 90 parking spaces and payment terms of a 32-month in-house interest-free instalment with 10 percent participation. The label on the date is “completion date”; the page does not say whether that means the end of construction, the handover to buyers or the registry entry.

An ad on the same page says that an apartment under construction in Didube can be bought with no initial payment or with an initial payment, from GEL 1,190 per month. It is an advertisement, reported as seen on 13 November 2026. The page prints no price list, no price per square metre, no finish specification and no area range for the project.

Three further sources matter. The selector behind the page, read floor by floor on 13 November 2026, holds 1,041 flat entries in two blocks, of which 311 are not marked sold. Korter carries the project with prices dated 29 October 2026. Geoln carries a listing dated 2 June 2025. The sections below set these side by side.

What each source prints about status, handover, floors, blocks and apartments

Four public pages describe the schedule and the size of the project, and they do not agree. The tables below give each figure with the date the page carries or the date it was read. They are not combined, and the older entries are shown because a buyer may meet them on a portal, not because they describe the position today.

The two oldest rows were printed in 2024 and 2025 and show what those pages said on their own dates. The developer’s figure is the one read most recently, on 13 November 2026.

The size of the project is described in three ways. The developer’s headline counts 29 floors, 637 apartments and 90 parking spaces. Korter splits the project into houses and gives a floor count for each. Geoln names three residential blocks, ParkView, SideView and FrontView, and repeats 29 floors and 637 apartments. The x2.ge selector uses different labels again, Block A and Block B.

Korter’s page is internally mixed: the header says three houses, the list of houses and the characteristics say six, and the apartment count mentions only Block A and Block C. The page is quoted as printed. No source explains how Korter’s blocks map to the developer’s Block A and Block B, or to the three block names on Geoln.

The number 29 also appears in the selector. The headline says 29 floors, and the selector has floor plates 1A to 29A in one block and 2B to 29B in the other, 57 plates in all. Both blocks therefore reach floor 29 in the selector, and nothing on the page says more than that.

Prices: what x2 prints, the monthly page ad and listing-site indications

The developer prints no price for any flat. The page carries no price per square metre and no price list, and the 311 apartment pages that open from the selector show a room list and an area, nothing else. The only money figure on the page is the monthly figure in the ad, and it is reported here exactly as printed, with the date and with the terms printed on the same page.

The ad reads, in translation: buy an apartment under construction in Didube on payment terms tailored to you, with no initial payment or with an initial payment, from GEL 1,190 per month. The same page prints a 32-month interest-free in-house instalment with 10 percent participation. The ad does not say which flat, which share of the price or how many months the monthly figure refers to, so this guide does not turn it into a price and does not compare it with any listing-site figure.

These are listing-site indications. They are not developer prices, and none of them is an offer. Korter says its prices and availability are up to date as of 29 October 2026, and Geoln’s listing is dated 2 June 2025, about seventeen months earlier. The two per-square-metre rates differ by a factor of about 2.4. No page says why, and this guide does not choose between them.

The arithmetic below tests whether each listing site’s headline total is consistent with its own rate. It adds no new price.

The 59.4 m² size appears in the selector, in Block A only. Whether either site’s figure applies to a particular flat on a particular floor is not stated by either site, and the developer does not publish floor-by-floor pricing.

The floor selector of X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi, block by block and floor by floor

The most detailed material on X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi sits behind the project page. The page carries an interactive building image, and each floor opens a plan whose flats are marked in the page’s own code with an area and a flag called data-sold. This section reads that selector on 13 November 2026: 57 floor plates, 1,041 entries, and the room list of every flat that the selector leaves clickable.

In the page’s script, an entry whose flag is true is shaded grey and loses its link, and an entry whose flag is false stays clickable and opens an apartment page. The developer does not write the word sold anywhere. This guide therefore calls the two groups “marked as unavailable” and “not marked sold”, and the second group is a reading of the page, not a statement by the developer. The count per floor matches the per-floor number in the building image’s own code.

The headline of 637 apartments and the 1,041 selector entries are two different numbers for the same page. The C Block page prints 589 and Korter prints 637 and 583. This guide neither adds nor subtracts them. It reports the selector as a count of entries, because that is what the page lets a visitor click, and leaves the question of what the 637 counts to the contract.

The share of entries not marked sold rises with height in both blocks. In Block A it is 20 of 186 entries on floors 1 to 9, 43 of 207 on floors 10 to 19 and 98 of 200 on floors 20 to 29. In Block B it is 23 of 128 on floors 2 to 9, 42 of 160 on floors 10 to 19 and 85 of 160 on floors 20 to 29. The top floors, 29A with 20 and 29B with 16, are entirely not marked sold.

Five floors have no entry that is not marked sold: 2A, 6A, 13A and 16A in Block A, and 7B in Block B. Those counts describe the page on one day. They are not a measure of demand, they say nothing about reservations that the page may not show, and they will change.

Areas in the selector run from 29.8 m² to 120.4 m² across all 1,041 entries, with a simple average of 70.5 m². The smallest sizes, 29.8 m², 34.5 m² and 34.6 m², all sit in Block A. The table groups every entry by printed area.

Each of the 311 flats that are not marked sold has an apartment page with a room list and the areas in square metres. Counting the bedrooms in those lists gives four types. The selector and apartment pages have no label such as studio or one-bedroom; the types below are derived from the number of bedroom entries.

One entry sits awkwardly in this table. Flat 11 on 19A is printed at 34.6 m² and its room list has a bedroom, but the listed rooms add up to 65.2 m². Six other 34.6 m² entries in Block A are studios. The 19A flat is counted as a one-bedroom here, and the pairing of area and room list is something to confirm before reserving.

The two blocks differ in how their flats are drawn. Block A room lists have a hall, a common room, bedrooms, a bathroom (Georgian: sanqvandzi) and a balcony, and no kitchen entry. Block B room lists have a kitchen entry and a WC, and the studios in Block B have no hall. Block A also holds the most compact one-bedroom flats, while Block B’s one-bedroom flats start at 55.99 m².

Inside the 311 apartment pages the rooms themselves are listed with areas. The medians below are calculated from those lists. They are descriptive statistics of the flats not marked sold on 13 November 2026, not a statement about the whole building.

In 254 of the 311 apartment pages the listed rooms add up to the printed total within half a square metre. In the other 57, 54 of them in Block B, the sum and the total differ by more. The pages do not say how balconies or wall thickness enter the total, so the basis of the area belongs on the list of questions in section 9. 301 flats list one balcony and 10 list two.

Instalment, finish, parking and amenities as printed

The developer prints one payment plan: a 32-month in-house interest-free instalment with 10 percent participation. The English-language page on Korter reads the same plan as a 10 percent down payment and a loan term of up to 2 years and 8 months, which is 32 months. Neither source prints the schedule, the definition of participation or the contract currency.

If the remaining 90 percent were paid in equal monthly parts over 32 months, each part would be 2.8125 percent of the price. That is arithmetic on the printed terms, not a schedule from the developer, and it ignores any other charge. The monthly figure in the page ad is not part of this calculation, because the ad does not say what share of the price it covers.

The finish is not described on x2.ge. Korter prints white frame as the finishing option and a ceiling height of 3 m. Geoln prints without finishing. Both sites describe a monolithic frame, composite-panel facades, black metal-plastic windows, frost-resistant balcony tiles and a seismic rating of 8 points; those lines come from the listing sites and the developer’s page does not print them, so they are attributed to the sites.

The amenities differ in the same way. The developer lists children’s zones, commercial facilities and security and cleaning services. Geoln and Korter add details, and they disagree in places, for example on electric vehicle chargers. None of the three pages lists a swimming pool, sauna or gym.

Parking is the item with the clearest headline figure. Dividing 637 apartments by 90 spaces gives about 7.1 apartments per space on the developer’s headline numbers, and 1,041 selector entries by 90 gives about 11.6. Whether spaces are sold with the flats, sold separately, or allocated in another way is not stated, so the allocation is on the list of written questions.

Location of X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi: Khosharauli Street, the Mtkvari bank and Didube

The developer places X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi in Didube, on the left bank of the Mtkvari, at N. Khosharauli Street 29. A map marker on the developer’s page sits at 41.7340 N, 44.7770 E. A lookup of that marker in the OpenStreetMap data, through its Nominatim service on 13 November 2026, returns the quarter Didube, the district Didube District and a road named Nadira Khosharauli Dead End, so the street name varies by source (N. Khosharauli on x2.ge, Nodar Khosharauli on Korter and Geoln, Nadira Khosharauli on the map).

Didube is an administrative district of Tbilisi. Wikipedia says it includes the neighbourhoods Didube and Dighomi Massive and gives a population of 70,018 for 2017. The same district contains the Didube Pantheon, a cemetery for writers, artists and public figures. Tbilisi lies on both banks of the Mtkvari, and Wikipedia on Tbilisi describes the split into a left and a right bank as the city’s natural first division.

Several metro stations come up in the sources. Gotsiridze sits on the Akhmeteli-Varketili Line, and Tsereteli on the Saburtalo Line; Wikipedia places the Tsereteli station in the Didube district. Didube station on the first line is a transport hub beside Didube Bus Station, a busy station for western and northern routes. The table adds straight-line distances calculated from the x2.ge marker and each station’s coordinates on Wikipedia, which are not routes, next to the minutes that two sites print.

The sources do not agree on every figure. Geoln’s ten minutes to Gotsiridze sits beside a straight line of 1.13 km, and Korter’s wording puts Gotsiridze within a kilometre, a little less than the calculated line. Tsereteli is 12 minutes on Geoln and 15 to 18 on Korter. The calculated distances are the only column here that comes from coordinates and not from a page’s wording, and a walking route is longer than a straight line.

Further statements about the surroundings come from the two listing sites and are attributed to them. Geoln’s Georgian text puts the project one minute from the left bank of the Mtkvari and 800 m from Tsereteli Avenue; Korter says three to five minutes to the riverside. Korter gives a nearest bus stop about 500 m away, the airport about 30 minutes by car and a construction-materials market under 1.5 km away, and lists the Dinamo Arena among nearby sports facilities.

These are descriptions by third parties, and a visit or a map measurement is the way to check them. For a wider view of prices across the city, the guide to Tbilisi real estate prices sets the districts side by side, and the Tbilisi city page lists the other projects on this site.

How RiverFront Residence and RiverFront C Block relate

x2.ge lists two projects with the same address: RiverFront Residence and RiverFront C Block. This guide covers the first. A separate page on this site, X2 Riverfront C Block Tbilisi, covers the second from its own page. Both are described here only as far as the sources show, and no phase structure is assumed.

What the developer’s pages show is this. They are two project pages with separate page identifiers, each with its own figures, and both give the street as N. Khosharauli #29. The descriptive text on the two pages is nearly the same in Georgian. The map markers are about 31 m apart by calculation. On Korter, the RiverFront Residence page itself lists Blocks A, B and C.

The table holds two differences between the developer and Korter: the completion date (2029 / 12 on the C Block page, Q4 2028 on Korter) and the apartment count for the third tower (589 and 583). Both are differences between dated sources, and the developer’s page is the primary one.

What no source states is how the two projects relate in law or in construction: whether the C Block is a later stage, whether the selector’s 1,041 entries include or exclude any of its flats, and which building permit covers which tower. A buyer can ask for the permit, the plot’s registry extract and the contract’s list of buildings, and the answer in writing decides which description applies. The 31 m between the markers is a map measurement and nothing more.

Buying in Georgia: ownership, registration, financing, tax and residence

A foreigner can hold an apartment in Georgia on the same terms as a citizen, with one restricted category: agricultural land. Article 4 of the Organic Law on Agricultural Land Ownership lists who may own such land, and a city flat in a residential block is not agricultural land. Under Article 183 of the Civil Code a transfer of an immovable thing needs two things: a written transaction and the acquirer’s right entered in the Public Registry.

For a building under construction, the contract and the registry entry carry the legal weight; the brochure and the selector do not. The registry’s published fee list has a line for registering an obligation related to an ownership right, with the same three speeds and fees as a change of right. Whether and when a given developer’s contract is registered in that way is a matter for the contract. For background, see the guides on whether foreigners can buy property in Georgia and how to buy property in Georgia.

The figures below are the registry’s published fees on 13 November 2026, converted at the National Bank of Georgia rate of GEL 2.5935 per USD that is valid from that date, and rounded to cents. The speed chosen sets the fee, and it has no bearing on the price of the flat.

A buyer who is abroad has two usual routes. One is a power of attorney legalised for use in Georgia; the Hague Conference status table gives 14 May 2007 as the date the Apostille Convention took effect for Georgia. The second route is the registry’s online smart-contract service, which works through a virtual meeting booked in advance. Which route the developer prefers is worth confirming before any payment.

Financing comes next. The National Bank of Georgia publishes loan-to-value limits of 90 percent for loans in lari and 70 percent for loans in foreign currency, and payment-to-income limits that depend on monthly net income. The page does not address non-residents separately, and the developer names no bank. The guide to mortgages in Georgia for foreigners covers the lenders’ own conditions.

A change to the Tax Code on 30 September 2026 altered how individuals are taxed on property. The English text of the Tax Code on matsne.gov.ge lists Law No. 1874 of that date in its amendment history. Under Article 202(5) a natural person’s tax on property other than land is between 0.8 and 1 percent of the market value at the end of the preceding year, and under Article 206(1)(a) it is not due when the family’s income in the preceding year did not exceed GEL 100,000.

The EY Georgia tax and law brief for July to September 2026 gives the earlier exemption limit as GEL 40,000, so older guides quote different figures.

Article 201 reaches real estate “including an unfinished construction” that a natural person owns. At what point a buyer in an unfinished building counts as the owner for this tax turns on the contract and on what the registry shows. Article 205 sets the filing deadline at 1 November and the payment deadline at 15 November, and the Revenue Service page has a calculator. The guide on property tax in Georgia covers filing.

On resale and VAT, Article 81(3) taxes the surplus from supplying a residential apartment at 5 percent, and Article 82(1)(f.a) leaves out the surplus from selling a residential apartment held for more than two years. VAT is 18 percent under Article 166, and a price quoted without a statement on VAT leaves open whether the tax is already inside it.

On residence, the Public Service Development Agency describes a short-term permit for a foreigner who holds title to non-agricultural property with a market value exceeding USD 150,000 equivalent in lari, as set by an accredited assessor. The Law on the Legal Status of Aliens states the same test in its own words. Value is assessed, so the contract price does not stand in for it, and property valued at exactly USD 150,000 does not exceed the line.

At the National Bank rate of 13 November 2026, USD 150,000 equals GEL 389,025. The pages read do not say which rate date an assessment uses. No figure in this guide is an assessed value: Korter’s lowest indication of USD 80,190 is below the line and Geoln’s 2025 indication of USD 190,080 is above it, which shows why only the assessor’s number counts. The steps are in the guide to getting a residence permit in Georgia.

The rules above are as published on 13 November 2026 and can change. Tax and residence outcomes depend on the buyer’s own circumstances, so a licensed adviser should confirm them.

What to ask for in writing before reserving

The developer’s page leaves several items open, and a buyer can ask for each of them in writing before reserving. The list follows from the gaps shown in the sections above and is the normal process for an off-plan purchase; it does not suggest that any item is missing from the contract.

1. A price list by unit number (block, floor, flat), with the price per m², the total, the area basis and the date it applies.
2. The full legal name, identification code and registered address of the company that signs the contract, checked against registry information (section 8).
3. The completion date as it will appear in the contract, and what it means: end of construction, handover to the buyer, or registry entry.
4. The building permit or permits, and which towers they cover, including how the project relates to RiverFront C Block (section 7).
5. A registry extract for the plot and the cadastral number, matched with the number Korter prints.
6. The payment schedule: the definition of 10 percent participation, the due date and currency of each payment, and what the page ad’s monthly figure refers to.
7. Where payments are made: the developer’s account, an escrow account or another arrangement, and the receipts issued.
8. What “white frame” or the developer’s finish includes in writing: floors, walls, utilities, windows, balcony tiles and ceiling height.
9. The area basis, and how balconies and walls enter the total, given the differences between room lists and printed totals (section 4).
10. Whether a parking space is included, how the 90 spaces are allocated, and whether electric vehicle chargers are part of this project.
11. Service charges, the management arrangement for common areas, and the commercial spaces within the complex.
12. Whether the price includes VAT, the cancellation and assignment terms, and the registry costs the buyer bears.
13. Any bank partner, only with the bank’s own written confirmation; the developer’s page names none.

Two items are the clearest gaps in the public pages. The first is the legal entity: x2.ge, Korter and Geoln print no registered name or identification code for the company behind the project. The second is the unit-level price. The page ad is an advertisement, and the listing-site totals are indications. The contract and the price list are the documents that settle both.

How this project sits among other x2 projects and nearby Tbilisi listings

X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi sits in the Didube district. The district also contains the Dighomi Massive neighbourhood, per Wikipedia. The projects below are placed in Didube, Didi Dighomi or Saburtalo by their own pages. The table shows what each page reports about itself. It makes no comparison of value and no claim that one project is better than another.

For the country context, the Georgia page lists every project on this site by city, and the Tbilisi page narrows it to the capital. The listings differ in what their developers publish: some print flat prices, some a price range per square metre, some no price at all. That difference is a reason to compare each project against its own page and not against the figures of another.

About X2 Development (developer)

The developer behind X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi is X2 Development, written “x2 Development” and “X2 Development” on its site and in the press. The About page says the company was founded in 2014, and Korter’s developer text gives the same year.

The company’s About page states that it has 5 completed, 6 ongoing and 5 planned projects across Georgia. The projects page lists four current projects, RiverFront Residence, RiverFront C Block, Kazbegi Residence and ZenX Dighomi, and six completed ones: Tsereteli Deluxe, Dighomi Residence, Bakuriani 4Rest, Shartava Fusion, Shartava Pool House and X2 Mtskhetaze. The two pages count differently, and both are reported as printed.

An article in Entrepreneur Georgia of 23 October 2019 says four founders started the company about five years earlier and began with finishing stalled buildings in Tbilisi, with Shartava Street as the first project. The article describes the company at that time.

The legal entity was not found. x2.ge, Korter, Geoln and the 2019 press article read for this guide print no registered company name or identification code, and the company registry was not queried for this guide. This guide therefore names no entity. The contact page prints the office as Zhiuli Shartava Street 29 in Tbilisi, a different address from the project site, and the entity behind the contract is for the buyer to confirm in writing and in the registry.

No bank or brand partnership is claimed here, because none was found on a partner’s own site.

Frequently asked questions

What is X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi?

X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi is a residential complex under construction at N. Khosharauli Street 29 in Didube, on the left bank of the Mtkvari. The developer x2 prints a completion date of 2028 / 12, 29 floors, 637 apartments and 90 parking spaces on its page, checked on 13 November 2026. The project has a sister page, RiverFront C Block, at the same address with its own figures.

How many apartments does X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi have?

It depends on the source. The developer’s headline says 637. Its floor selector lists 1,041 entries in Block A (593) and Block B (448), of which 311 are not marked sold. Korter prints 637 for Block A and 583 for Block C. The C Block page on x2.ge prints 589. None of the pages explains the differences, and this guide does not reconcile them.

Does the developer print a price?

No. The page has no price list and no price per square metre. It carries an ad quoting a monthly figure from GEL 1,190, next to a 32-month instalment with 10 percent participation. Korter indicates prices from USD 80,190 (29 October 2026), and Geoln indicated prices from USD 190,080 on 2 June 2025. Those are listing-site indications, not developer prices.

When will the building be finished?

The developer prints 2028 / 12 as the completion date, checked on 13 November 2026. Korter prints Q4 2028 for all three houses it lists. Geoln printed June 2027 on 2 June 2025, and Realting printed 2027 on a listing whose last update is shown as 02/08/2024. The contract date and the meaning of completion are the items to confirm in writing.

Is RiverFront Residence the same project as RiverFront C Block?

x2.ge lists them as two projects with the same street address and nearly the same text. The figures differ: 29 floors and 637 apartments against 33 floors and 589, and a 2028 / 12 completion date against 2029 / 12. No source says whether one is a later phase of the other. The separate guide on this site to RiverFront C Block covers the second page.

What does the finish include?

The developer prints no finish specification. Korter prints white frame and a ceiling height of 3 m, and Geoln prints without finishing. These are the listing sites’ wording, not the developer’s, and the two sites use different terms for what may be the same state. What a white frame includes is clearest when the contract sets it out: floors, walls, utilities, windows and balcony tiles, with the area basis stated next to it.

Which metro stations are near the project?

Gotsiridze and Tsereteli are the closest by calculated straight line, at about 1.13 km and 1.15 km from the developer’s map marker. Geoln prints 10 and 12 minutes on foot, and Korter prints 15 to 18 minutes for Tsereteli. Didube and Technical University are about 1.8 km away in a straight line. Routes are longer than straight lines, and a visit on foot is the way to time them.

Can a foreign buyer apply for a residence permit through property here?

Georgian law lets foreigners own apartments, and agricultural land is the restricted category. A short-term residence permit is available to an owner of non-agricultural property with an assessed market value exceeding USD 150,000 equivalent in lari, per the Public Service Development Agency. The value is set by an accredited assessor, so no listing-site price decides it, and the assessment is a separate step from signing the contract.

How is property tax charged on a flat?

Since 30 September 2026 (Law No. 1874) an individual’s property other than land is exempt if the family’s income in the previous year did not exceed GEL 100,000. Over that line, the Code sets a rate of 0.8 to 1 percent, applied to the market value as it stood at the end of the previous year. The return goes in by 1 November, and the tax is paid by 15 November.

What should a buyer of X2 Riverfront Residence Tbilisi ask for in writing?

The price list by unit, the legal name and identification code of the contracting company, the permits and the plot’s registry extract, the payment schedule and where payments go, the finish and area basis, parking and service charges, and VAT treatment. Section 9 lists thirteen items. A registry extract costs GEL 20 in one working day, and the entrepreneur registry information costs GEL 13 to 39.

Sources and last check

Last checked: 13 November 2026. Sources:

• x2.ge: RiverFront Residence project page (Georgian), read 13 November 2026
• Korter: RiverFront Residence in Tbilisi, prices and availability dated 29 October 2026
• Geoln: RiverFront Residence listing 28482, publication date 02.06.2025
• Realting: RiverFront Residence listing 20849, last update printed as 02/08/2024
• OpenStreetMap: position of the x2.ge map marker; road and district names looked up through its Nominatim service on 13 November 2026
• Wikipedia: Didube District
• Wikipedia: Didube Pantheon
• Wikipedia: Tbilisi
• Wikipedia: Gotsiridze (Tbilisi Metro)
• Wikipedia: Tsereteli (Tbilisi Metro)
• Wikipedia: Technical University (Tbilisi Metro)
• Wikipedia: Didube (Tbilisi Metro)
• Wikipedia: Medical University (Tbilisi Metro)
• Wikipedia: Nadzaladevi (Tbilisi Metro)
• Geoln: RiverFront Residence listing, Georgian-language version, 02.06.2025
• Organic Law on Agricultural Land Ownership, matsne.gov.ge
• Civil Code of Georgia, Article 183, matsne.gov.ge
• NAPR: informational services fees
• NAPR: immovable property registration fees and terms
• NAPR: smart-contract registration service
• Hague Conference on Private International Law: Apostille Convention status table
• National Bank of Georgia: PTI and LTV requirements
• Tax Code of Georgia, English text, matsne.gov.ge
• EY Georgia: Tax and Law Brief, July to September 2026
• Revenue Service of Georgia: property tax page
• Public Service Development Agency: residence permits
• Law on the Legal Status of Aliens and Stateless Persons, matsne.gov.ge
• National Bank of Georgia: official exchange rates (USD 1 = GEL 2.5935 valid from 13 November 2026)
• x2.ge: RiverFront C Block project page (Georgian), read 13 November 2026
• x2.ge: Kazbegi Residence project page (Georgian), read 13 November 2026
• x2.ge: ZenX Dighomi project page (Georgian), read 13 November 2026
• x2.ge: About the company page (Georgian), read 13 November 2026
• x2.ge: projects page (Georgian), read 13 November 2026
• Entrepreneur Georgia: article on X2 Development, 23 October 2019
• x2.ge: contact page (Georgian), read 13 November 2026

This is not legal, tax or financial advice.