How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Tbilisi for a month, and which neighborhoods offer better value?
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TL;DR
A Tbilisi apartment for one or two people can cost around $600–750 per month: $750 for a short-term 1+1 in Chugureti via Airbnb, while longer-term options may start around $600. A budget of up to $2,000 gives you a much wider choice, including 50+ m² apartments with several sleeping places.
In Chugureti, a compact but fully equipped 1+1 apartment with air conditioning cost about $750 per month using an Airbnb monthly discount. It can be convenient for a short stay, but check sound insulation, as neighboring apartments may be noisy.
For a long-term rental in Tbilisi, a budget of around $600 per month is a realistic target. This can be a better-value alternative to staying month-to-month through Airbnb.
To reduce housing costs, consider looking in Isani. This neighborhood was suggested as an option for keeping the overall cost of living lower.
If you need a 50+ m² apartment for one person that can also sleep three or four visiting relatives, a budget of up to $2,000 per month should give you a broad range of options in Tbilisi.