A fire at a high-rise under construction in Batumi was extinguished on 12 October, according to Georgia’s Emergency Management Service as cited by BM.GE. Officials said the fire started in a lift shaft and that no one was injured, based on information available at the time. The cause had not been established in the published reports.
Local broadcaster Adjara TV placed the incident at Odissei Dimitriadi Street 1, in a building associated with Tower Group. Batumelebi reported the fire at a construction site near Batumi Central in the Tamar area. These descriptions locate the incident, but the available emergency-service statements do not provide a structural assessment, a damage estimate or a revised completion timetable.
For apartment buyers, the immediate question is not whether a reported fire proves a wider defect: it does not. Relevant follow-up evidence would include an official inspection, any engineering findings, the developer’s statement, insurance arrangements and confirmation of whether construction schedules change. Until those documents appear, conclusions about building safety, responsibility or investment losses would be premature.
For wider Batumi project context, consult the HomeRadar project catalogue.
Sources and limits
BM.GE — Emergency Management Service statement ↗
News report quoting emergency service · 2026-10-12
Adjara Public Broadcaster — Tower Group building fire ↗
Local broadcaster report · 2026-10-12
Batumelebi — Fire at construction site in Batumi ↗
Local eyewitness reporting · 2026-10-12
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