Trump Tower Tbilisi has made its global debut with a lavish launch event on 15 September, drawing a distinguished crowd to Tbilisi's iconic Funicular. The event marked the unveiling of one of Georgia's most ambitious real estate projects, part of the $2 billion (US$2 billion) Downtown Tbilisi development.
The celebration, attended by international business leaders, celebrities, and media, showcased the vision and architecture of Trump Tower Tbilisi through a multimedia presentation. The evening featured performances by Grammy Award-winning artist CeeLo Green and DJ Francis Mercier, blending Georgian culture with international flair.
Eric Trump, Executive Vice President of The Trump Organisation, expressed excitement about Tbilisi's future as a hub for international investment and real estate. "This was the first real opportunity for people to see the scale and vision behind Trump Tower Tbilisi," he said.
The 62-storey Trump Tower, designed by Gensler Washington, D.C., will be the tallest building in Georgia at 280 metres. It is the first of six towers planned for Downtown Tbilisi, a mixed-use development beside the city's Central Park. The project aims to transform Tbilisi into a dynamic business and lifestyle destination.
Ilia Tsulaia, Co-Founder of Archi Group, noted the growing international interest in Tbilisi, likening it to Dubai's rise as a global destination. The development is backed by local and international partners, including The Sapir Organisation and INVIA, with financing from TBC Bank and Bank of Georgia.
The launch highlights Georgia's appeal as an emerging investment destination, with its strategic location and robust economic growth attracting global attention.
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