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Prime Square

Prime Square

Prime Square
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$1,260
Price from /m²
35%
Built
2027 Q4
Handover
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Flats

David Agmashenebeli Alley 13 kilometer Handover 2027 Q4 0 flats

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About the project

The Prime Square residential complex in Tbilisi is a contemporary development where refined architecture meets smart engineering. The building’s design follows modern industry standards, while the overall concept was shaped around the real needs of future residents — delivering comfort, practicality and ease of living in a rapidly evolving district. Every detail has been carefully considered: the clear structure of indoor and outdoor spaces, balanced proportions and well-designed construction elements create an environment where functionality and aesthetics work together seamlessly. Advantages premium-class property; a strategic and well-connected location; convenient transport links; enhanced energy-efficiency solutions; a distinctive architectural design; advanced construction technology; multi-level lighting throughout the development; high-grade low-noise elevators; underground parking for 66 vehicles; 3-meter ceiling height; expanded window glazing; a stylish entrance lobby; barrier-free access; a gated and secure community; 24/7 security monitoring; a landscaped courtyard; full utility connections; European-style layouts; competitive pricing; a developer with proven expertise. Location Prime Square is located on David Agmashenebeli Alley, at the 13th kilometer mark — one of Tbilisi’s most actively developing areas, characterized by new construction and a robust urban infrastructure. Numerous services and conveniences are available nearby, allowing residents to take care of daily errands without long trips. The surrounding road network ensures easy access to different parts of the city. Public transport routes cover key directions, making it simple to reach business districts, schools, universities or more remote neighborhoods. Green spaces also play an important role in the area’s appeal. Several small parks are located nearby, providing pleasant spots for outdoor relaxation and short walks. A little over three kilometers away is Digomi Park — a well-maintained green area with walking alleys and quiet places ideal for leisure. The Kura River embankment, less than a half-hour walk from the complex, offers another rewarding walking route for those who enjoy waterside strolls and a slower, more peaceful pace. Prime Square combines strong urban infrastructure with easy access to nature, making it an excellent choice for residents who value the energy of the city yet appreciate quiet spaces for rest and balance. Transport connectivity The transport system around the complex is well-developed, significantly reducing travel time across Tbilisi. A bus stop just 450 meters away serves routes No.292, No.293, No.333, No.338, No.357 and No.384, as well as minibus lines No.460, No.469, No.527, No.541 and No.551. With such a wide choice of routes, residents can easily find the most convenient option and shorten their daily commutes. Agmashenebeli Alley runs about 500 meters from the complex, providing direct access to one of Tbilisi’s major highways and enabling quick travel across the capital without long detours. Sarajishvili Metro Station is six kilometers away, with bus No.293 providing a 20–25 minute connection. The metro offers efficient travel between distant parts of the city, helping residents combine routes and save time. For regional and intercity travel, Gldani Bus Station is located seven kilometers away. At a similar distance are the Tbilisi Railway Station and the Didube transport hub, which offer connections to various destinations across the country. Air travel is also convenient: Shota Rustaveli International Airport is a 30-minute drive from the complex. This is particularly valuable for residents who travel frequently, providing quick, predictable access to the terminal. Overall, the transport network surrounding Prime Square is extensive and versatile, allowing residents to combine different modes of transport, reduce travel time and maintain a smooth daily rhythm. What’s nearby The area benefits from a wide and well-developed infrastructure that supports different lifestyles and priorities. Within a 10–20 minute walk are multiple educational institutions — from schools to universities. These include Sikhvi School, the large School No.221 and several higher-education centers such as the International Black Sea University, the Agricultural University and Grigol Robakidze University. This concentration of educational facilities makes it easy to learn and study close to home. The local dining scene is vibrant, with cafés, pizzerias, sushi restaurants, international cuisine venues and popular fast-food chains like McDonald's and KFC. The variety allows residents to diversify their daily dining and try new flavors with ease. Healthcare services are also well represented. Key institutions nearby include Imedi Medical Center, Joe Ann Medical Center, a children’s polyclinic, the Central Children’s Hospital and the G. Zhvania Pediatric Clinic. Their presence ensures quick access to medical specialists and makes everyday health needs easy to manage. For active residents, the area offers sports grounds, gyms and stadiums. Dinamo Academy, in particular, stands out as a venue for a wide range of athletic training programs, helping residents maintain a regular sports routine. Everyday errands are simplified thanks to nearby supermarkets, grocery stores, bank branches, post offices and ATMs. Car owners benefit from the presence of car dealerships, service centers, tire shops and fuel stations, making vehicle maintenance straightforward and accessible. For shopping and leisure, the area offers major retail and entertainment centers, including Tbilisi Mall and Mega Center Gladni. These complexes boast shopping, entertainment zones, cafés and family-friendly spaces — ideal for both everyday outings and weekend activities. The district’s extensive educational, medical, sports, retail and recreational infrastructure makes it highly convenient for an active urban lifestyle and offers a wide range of opportunities for daily needs, leisure and personal growth. Features of the development Prime Square is a 12-story residential building constructed using monolithic frame technology, ensuring exceptional structural stability and long-term durability. The design was developed with a focus on reliability, strength and everyday usability, resulting in a well-balanced framework complemented by thoughtful engineering solutions. The building showcases bold geometric forms and a clear horizontal rhythm across its façades. Clean lines, prominent balconies and expansive glazing visually enlarge the interiors and bring in abundant natural light. The contrast of dark and light façade tones creates a dynamic, modern look, while the ground floors feature transparent storefront-style glazing that strengthens the connection between the building and its surroundings. The balconies follow a consistent grid pattern, contributing to the refined, orderly silhouette. Glass railings enhance openness and give the structure a sense of lightness. A flat roof with minimalist parapets completes the modern composition and reinforces the building’s crisp geometric proportions. Lighting plays a central aesthetic role: nighttime illumination highlights the building’s shape and depth, allowing it to stand out attractively within the urban landscape. The lighting accents emphasize horizontal lines and architectural massing, giving the complex a sophisticated, contemporary character after sunset. The combination of large windows, open balconies and dynamic lighting makes Prime Square both visually appealing and highly functional, distinguishing it from other developments through its clarity of design and expressive façade. The entrance areas follow the same architectural style, with durable materials selected for longevity and frequent use. Next-generation elevators ensure smooth, quiet movement between floors and are designed for intensive daily operation. The engineering concept includes esse

Frequently asked questions

How much is a square meter in Prime Square?

Prices in Prime Square start from $1,260/m². Location: David Agmashenebeli Alley 13 kilometer. New-build prices in 2026 vary by floor, view and frame condition.

When will Prime Square be handed over?

Handover date: 2027 Q4. Construction progress: 35%. Total 0 flats.

Which frame condition are apartments sold in at Prime Square?

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 Prime Square with the developer's sales office.

Can I buy an apartment in Prime Square with an installment plan or mortgage?

You can buy in Prime Square 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 Prime Square?

Developer: Prime Square. Full profile, other projects and reviews: sivrce.ge/developers/prime-square.

Is buying in Prime Square 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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