Mira Verde Trussardi

Mira Verde Trussardi is a residential development by MIRA Developments, positioned in the Krtsanisi District of Tbilisi, Georgia, and carrying a brand collaboration with Italian fashion house Trussardi. A single building of ten residences, it is due for completion in September 2029 and is currently on sale under construction.

# The building and its position in Krtsanisi

Krtsanisi sits on the hillside fringe of Tbilisi's historic core, a district that holds both the Old Town and the Narikala Fortress within proximity. The setting is lower in density than the city's commercial centre, which gives residents open outlooks across the Georgian capital and the surrounding landscape rather than the compressed streetscape typical of urban development.

The building's design draws on the Trussardi Casa aesthetic: clean proportions, restrained detailing, and a material palette associated with Italian manufacturing. For a project of ten units, the scale is deliberately intimate. This is not a tower addressing the Tbilisi skyline but a small-format residence that trades volume for specificity.

# Residences, sizes and finish

The ten homes range from approximately 409 to 806 square feet, with prices running from AED 720,605 to AED 1,354,428. That spread suggests a range of configurations, from more compact apartments to larger residences, though the precise breakdown of bedroom types has not been confirmed in available materials.

Every residence is delivered fully furnished and equipped. Interior pieces are Italian-made, drawn from the Trussardi Casa collection, and the fit-out includes premium appliances and kitchen essentials. Buyers take ownership of a home ready for immediate occupation, with no procurement phase sitting between handover and move-in.

That turnkey position matters in a market like Tbilisi, where international buyers often purchase remotely and cannot coordinate a local fit-out.

# The broader master-plan and its facilities

The wider Tbilisi Hills master-plan surrounding Mira Verde Trussardi incorporates a five-star hotel, a medical centre, fitness facilities, jogging tracks, an eighteen-hole championship golf course, a wellness cluster, cafés, restaurants, and branded retail. Educational infrastructure includes a European school, a kindergarten, and an institution combining architecture and artificial intelligence programmes, alongside an office hub.

These amenities belong to the master-planned community rather than exclusively to Mira Verde Trussardi's single building. Buyers should satisfy themselves on access rights and phasing during due diligence.

# Connectivity and the city beyond

Narikala Fortress and Tbilisi's Old Town are within short reach of the Krtsanisi hillside. Tbilisi International Airport provides the international connections that a buyer base spread across the GCC, Europe, and Asia would require.

The hillside position means a short separation from the central city, which is precisely the trade-off the district offers: proximity to Tbilisi's cultural and commercial activity without sitting inside it.

# Who this project addresses and where it sits in the market

At under AED 1.4 million for the largest residence, Mira Verde Trussardi occupies a price point that sits comfortably below comparable branded-residence offerings in Dubai or the French Riviera, while offering a delivered, furnished product with an Italian design credential. The Tbilisi market is not Dubai, and buyers should approach the two with different risk and yield assumptions.

The project is most directly suited to buyers already familiar with Tbilisi as a destination, those with Georgian business interests, or international investors diversifying into a Georgian-lira-adjacent asset at a relatively low absolute entry cost. The ten-unit scale also limits secondary-market liquidity, which is a factor worth holding alongside the brand appeal.