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Omnia Isani

Omnia Isani

OMNIA Georgia
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$1,150
Price from /m²
35%
Built
2027 Q3
Handover
0
Flats

Beri Gabriel Salosi Ave, 118 Handover 2027 Q3 0 flats

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About the project

Omnia Isani Residential Complex in Tbilisi is a large-scale development defined by high construction standards and thoughtfully designed internal spaces. The project is built using reliable structural technologies and durable materials intended for long-term performance. Apartments feature well-proportioned layouts, generous floor areas, and functional planning focused on efficient use of space. Advantages strategic location; walking distance to the river embankment; well-organized road access; modern construction technologies; distinctive architectural design; connection to main utility networks; 3-meter ceiling height; energy-efficient double-glazed windows; on-site infrastructure; security and access control systems; landscaped courtyard; multi-level facade and territory lighting; stylishly designed entrance areas; convenient driveways around the buildings; barrier-free environment; underground parking and guest spaces; low-noise elevators; competitive pricing; mortgage and installment payment options; developer with an ambitious growth strategy. Location Omnia Isani is located at 118 Beri Gabriel Salosi Avenue in the Isani district — an area experiencing active development and consistent demand for housing. This part of the city continues to evolve, with expanding services, improved road infrastructure, and upgraded engineering networks. The avenue provides direct access to major transport routes connecting eastern districts with central Tbilisi. Convenient road access reduces travel time to business centers and large retail hubs. Public transport routes further enhance mobility. The proximity to key arteries allows residents to plan daily routes efficiently with minimal transfers. The surrounding area includes schools, medical centers, shopping facilities, and service providers. The concentration of supermarkets, pharmacies, and educational institutions within a short distance increases the practical value of the property. Isani combines urban density with green spaces. Nearby parks and landscaped areas offer opportunities for walking and outdoor recreation, balancing the city environment with accessible leisure options. The location on Beri Gabriel Salosi Avenue brings together transport connectivity, developed infrastructure, and potential for future property value growth. It is well suited for those who value efficient logistics, business activity, and stable long-term investment within Tbilisi. Surroundings The neighborhood offers a wide range of everyday services, retail options, sports facilities, and social institutions. Residents can handle most daily needs without traveling across the city. Drivers benefit from nearby fuel stations, a car wash, and service centers. Retail infrastructure includes minimarkets and grocery chains such as Nikora, providing a broad selection of food and essential goods. This makes routine shopping quick and convenient. Sports facilities include Shevardeni Rugby Stadium, fitness centers, a football field, and the Olympic swimming pool, offering diverse options for physical activity. Cafes, restaurants, and bars of various formats provide comfortable spaces for dining and socializing. Domino shopping center brings together home improvement stores, furniture showrooms, and service outlets, making renovation and furnishing convenient. The educational network includes Dirsi Ortaöğretim Okulu, public schools No. 83 and No. 124, as well as kindergartens, simplifying daily logistics for families. Saint Barbare Church, a notable cultural landmark, is located nearby. The area also includes a police station, bank branches, postal services, pharmacies, and a dental clinic. The concentration of retail, sports, education, and service facilities enhances the everyday practicality of the location and strengthens the property’s market liquidity. Transport connectivity The district features an extensive and active transport network. A bus stop is located approximately 300 meters away, served by routes No. 301, No. 306, and No. 372, as well as minibuses No. 523 and No. 545. Average waiting time is up to 15 minutes, allowing convenient trip planning throughout the day. Samgori metro station is located within two kilometers. In the same area are the Samgori bus terminal and Naftlugi railway station, providing suburban and regional train connections. The proximity of these hubs simplifies transfers and expands travel options. Ortachala central bus station is located less than three kilometers away, offering nationwide routes. The presence of multiple transport centers within short reach increases mobility and reduces reliance on private vehicles. Shota Rustaveli International Airport can be reached in approximately 21 minutes under normal traffic conditions. This proximity is particularly convenient for frequent travelers and business professionals. Overall, the combination of bus routes, metro access, railway connections, and intercity terminals creates a well-integrated transport network for efficient travel within Tbilisi and beyond. Architecture and construction features Omnia Isani is conceived as a composition of high-rise towers arranged in a clear geometric layout that creates a sense of order and contemporary rhythm. Buildings of varying heights are positioned in a cascading formation, adding movement to the skyline while visually distinguishing individual volumes. The complex is built using monolithic frame construction. The reinforced concrete structure is engineered to handle substantial operational loads and seismic activity — an essential factor for Tbilisi. This structural system not only enhances durability but also allows flexible interior layouts without compromising long-term performance. The facades combine warm brick tones with large glass surfaces, emphasizing the linear structure and creating a light, modern appearance. Windows occupy a significant portion of the facade, forming strong vertical and horizontal sequences that allow natural light to reach deep into the living spaces. Flat roofs with neatly integrated technical elements are finished with parapets, maintaining clean architectural lines and reinforcing the solid character of the structure. Balconies and loggias are enclosed with glass railings framed in metal, visually expanding the facade and enhancing transparency. The layout of the buildings creates internal open spaces designed for landscaped courtyards, pedestrian alleys, and outdoor recreation areas. In the evening, architectural lighting highlights vertical elements and window rhythms, turning the complex into a distinctive feature of the city skyline. Overall, the architectural concept combines clean geometric forms with a functional arrangement of buildings. The rhythm of the facades and carefully designed lighting accents make Omnia Isani a recognizable and expressive part of the urban environment. Entrance areas are designed with full accessibility in mind. Level differences are minimized, and smooth transitions and wide doorways ensure comfortable movement for residents with limited mobility and families with strollers. The engineering infrastructure includes connections to gas supply, centralized water, electricity, and sewage networks. All systems are integrated into the building structure and comply with current regulations. Fire safety systems and video intercom access control are also installed. Entrances are equipped with passenger and freight-passenger elevators designed for intensive use and low noise levels. Entrance doors feature glazed panels and thermal insulation. Common areas follow a restrained modern style. Lobbies are finished in light tones using durable, wear-resistant materials. Lighting is evenly distributed to improve both functionality and safety. Overall, the project presents a technically reliable and architecturally expressive development designed for long-term operation and sustainable investment value. 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Frequently asked questions

How much is a square meter in Omnia Isani?

Prices in Omnia Isani start from $1,150/m². Location: Beri Gabriel Salosi Ave, 118. New-build prices in 2026 vary by floor, view and frame condition.

When will Omnia Isani be handed over?

Handover date: 2027 Q3. Construction progress: 35%. Total 0 flats.

Which frame condition are apartments sold in at Omnia Isani?

New developments in Georgia are typically sold in three conditions: black frame (shell only), white frame (ready for renovation — plaster, wiring, screed) and green frame (near-complete). Confirm the exact condition for Omnia Isani with the developer's sales office.

Can I buy an apartment in Omnia Isani with an installment plan or mortgage?

You can buy in Omnia Isani with a developer installment plan (typically 10–30% down, payments until handover) or a bank mortgage. Confirm details with the developer or contact us on Sivrce.

Who builds Omnia Isani?

Developer: OMNIA Georgia. Full profile, other projects and reviews: sivrce.ge/developers/omnia-georgia.

Is buying in Omnia Isani a good investment?

Buying under construction is usually cheaper than a completed unit — prices rise toward handover. Rental yield and ROI in Tbilisi depend on the district and frame condition; compare similar projects on Sivrce.

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