Turkish businessman plans to build 7 skyscrapers in Batumi - details of Emin Uchar's project

Turkish businessman Emin Uchar is planning to build 6 skyscrapers, a hotel and a public space in Kakhabri settlement in Batumi. Batumi City Council has already approved the concept of the construction of skyscrapers and its supporting infrastructure on three plots of land with an area of ​​more than 8 hectares.

MAQRO Ltd., the owner of the area, whose 100% share is owned by Emin Uchari, has submitted a detailed development plan to the City Hall. According to GDG, the maximum number of floors of the building is 38 floors (above ground), and the maximum height of the building is 115 m. 

According to the project, seven buildings, including the hotel, will have 30-38 floors, and the public purpose building will have 4 floors. Apartments, hotel rooms and public facilities of various purposes, as well as underground parking lots will be located in the complex. In addition, it is planned to arrange open parking lots, appropriate infrastructure, internal roads and landscaping.

According to the project, 2445 apartments, 560 hotel rooms and 14677 square meters of public area will be placed on the planning unit. According to the resolution, the research facility should have at least 1503 parking spaces, and the hotel and public areas should have 211 parking spaces. 

The concept of the project was approved by the Batumi City Council on December 19, 2023, on the basis of which the GD project was developed.

As for MAQRO LLC, the company was founded in Georgia in 2012 and is 100% owned by businessman Emin Uchari, he has dual (Georgia/Turkey) citizenship. In Georgia, the businessman also owns "Makro Construction" LLC, "Makro Food" LLC and "Makro Tourism". Emin Uchar started his business activities in Azerbaijan, in the Nakhichevan region, his name is associated with various business deals carried out together with the ruler of this region, Vasif Talibov.

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