Batumi permit points to 47-storey tower at Tamar Mepe 27

Batumi’s coastal development pipeline continues to expand. Batumelebi reported on 8 October that developer Siferli plans to build a 47-storey residential tower at Tamar Mepe Avenue 27, close to the seafront. The report says demolition has already begun on previously acquired two-storey houses located on the site, indicating that the project has moved beyond the concept stage and into early physical preparation.

According to the publication, the construction area for the first tower is 1,640 square metres, while the total area referenced in the documentation is 7,300 square metres. The permit was reportedly issued by Batumi mayor Giorgi Tsintsadze on 15 July 2026 on the basis of a detailed development plan approved last year. Batumelebi also notes that the broader concept for the planning unit had included three high-rise towers, although the current construction permit concerns a first tower of 47 storeys.

For the local market, the news matters because it adds another significant vertical residential project to Batumi’s seafront growth corridor. At the same time, a building permit should not be confused with a completed tower or immediate apartment delivery. The article is best read as a planning-and-development update: a specific project has a permit, a site, and early demolition activity, but construction timing, sales rollout, and final product details may still change. For a comparison of other residential developments in Batumi, readers can explore homeradar.ge; this catalog link is not a listing for the Siferli tower.