Candour first
We name the risks in writing. If a project should be avoided, we say so, even when it costs us the transaction.

VARENO was founded to give international buyers the same quality of information a local professional would have. We work on a limited number of mandates at a time so every client speaks directly with the person handling their file.
Most international buyers in Georgia lose money not on price, but on the things nobody told them: an unregistered extension, a developer with a thin delivery record, a rental projection built on peak-season nights only. We exist to close that information gap before money moves.
Every mandate begins with a written brief — objective, budget, holding period, appetite for construction risk. We then source across our developer and private-seller network, present a shortlist with the weak points named, and run legal review before any reservation is signed.
After purchase, most clients stay with us for furnishing, letting and reporting, so the asset is genuinely passive from abroad.

We name the risks in writing. If a project should be avoided, we say so, even when it costs us the transaction.
Our team is based in Georgia and negotiates in Georgian, Russian and English with developers, notaries and banks.
Sourcing, legal, renovation, letting and reporting sit with one team, so nothing is lost between providers.
We cap the number of active clients so advice stays personal and response times stay short.
Investment strategy, developer negotiation, portfolio structuring
Fifteen years across Georgian residential and hospitality assets.
Title verification, contracts, permits, registration
Georgian-qualified counsel reviewing every transaction before signature.
Letting, pricing, guest operations, owner reporting
Managing short-stay and long-term units across Tbilisi and the coast.
Design, contractors, furnishing packages, handover
Turnkey delivery of rental-ready interiors on fixed budgets.
Georgia is small enough to know completely. We track delivery records, district-level rental performance and zoning changes across five markets rather than spreading thin across a region. That focus is the product.