Tbilisi's Cityzen models a growing trend, one reflected in investor economics but also shifting culture, too. OQ's residential project showcase this month explains why smooth, not iconic, is now en vogue. The Georgian capital Tbilisi features some of the world's most varied architecture, reflecting centuries of empires entering and exiting the Caucasian garrison and perhaps the most varied collection of Soviet styles remaining anywhere (including Moscow). Influences here ar

Pair of transformative Georgian residential developments, backed by global players, to move forward with local guidance. Cushman & Wakefield's Veritas arm in Georgia has been tapped for services by two of the country's biggest projects. Eagle Hills is partnering Veritas for comprehensive market research services to support the Emerati firm's grand development plans for the country, and Tonino Lamborghini 's branded tower in coastal city Batumi is also receiving support of t

Cushman & Wakefield notes local demographics, strong Asian demand and potential wayward tilt from US.