Ambassadori Island says reclamation reached 500 metres as tower works move above ground

A new developer update says Ambassadori Island Batumi expanded its physical footprint by another roughly 200 metres during the first half of 2026, taking the project to about 500 metres into the sea. The same update says structural work on the First Tower is now rising above ground and that the project is preparing X-block production for shore reinforcement and coastal-protection works. These statements come from the developer’s own social channel, so they should be read as a progress report rather than independent certification of completion.

There is independent context for the tower works. Ambassadori’s construction page reported that by August the three-level parking structure in Zone A had taken shape across about 9,000 m², while 127 foundation piles had been installed in Zone B, close to 64% of the planned pile scope. That supports the broader claim that construction is active, although the exact 200-metre reclamation figure remains developer-reported.

For buyers, the useful comparison is between visible construction progress and the current residential offer. homeradar.ge tracks available units, prices, layouts and the stated 2029 delivery timeline. Construction progress is relevant, but it does not by itself confirm final completion dates or investment returns.