Tbilisi is the capital of Georgia and the country's main long-term rental market: students, families, relocators and remote workers from all over the world rent apartments here. Most flats come furnished and equipped, prices are quoted in US dollars, and the standard deal is a one-month deposit with utilities paid on top. The price map is simple. Leafy Vake and the historic center — Mtatsminda, Sololaki, Vera — are the most expensive. Saburtalo, with its own metro line, and Chugureti around Aghmashenebeli Avenue form the mid-range. The left-bank residential districts — Gldani, Samgori, Nadzaladevi, Isani — are the most affordable. Two metro lines link the outskirts to the center; the right bank of the Kura is historic and pricey, the left bank local and cheap. Pick a district on the map: each one has a guide, boundaries, average prices and live listings. Renting an apartment in Tbilisi directly from the owner takes days, not weeks — fresh offers appear on Bina daily.
210 live listings now · avg $1048/mo · from $500/mo

Chugureti
4 listings · from $800/mo · ~$1275/mo

Didube
19 listings · from $500/mo · ~$792/mo

Gldani
9 listings · from $500/mo · ~$615/mo

Isani
5 listings · from $550/mo · ~$710/mo

Krtsanisi
6 listings · from $1200/mo · ~$2600/mo

Mtatsminda
2 listings

Nadzaladevi
4 listings · from $650/mo · ~$693/mo

Saburtalo
84 listings · from $500/mo · ~$986/mo

Samgori
4 listings · from $500/mo · ~$588/mo

Sololaki (Old Town)
1 listing

Vake
22 listings · from $600/mo · ~$1605/mo

Vera
4 listings · from $500/mo · ~$1050/mo
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