York Towers.

The Projects page has two tabs, 13 current projects and 8 resale properties, shown as a grid of cards or as a list beside a map of Georgia. Project cards give the location and, where published, the starting price, the area, the completion date and a progress bar for construction, and resale cards are marked available or sold. In the map view, hovering a project in the list opens its pin with a photo, the location and the starting price.

Every project page opens on its key figures and the case for investing, then a gallery and, where the project has them, the amenities, the apartment types, the payment plan and a map, and it ends with a short form to schedule a visit. Vista Garden in Tabakhmela, for example, quotes an 8% rental yield and 31% ROI and lists layouts of 48.6 and 59.7 square metres. Its Download Brochure button asks for an email address and a branch before the brochure opens.

Yes, on the project pages that publish one. Vista Garden's is 30-month interest-free financing in three steps: a 15% down payment, balloon payments spread across 30 months at 0% interest, and a balloon payment due at month 30, aligned with project delivery. Grand Towers offers 18-month interest-free financing, and Azure Residences, Krtsanisi Collection, Lisi Perspective and Riverline 36-month plans.

A three-step questionnaire on the home page. It asks for an investment range, in five bands from $50,000 to $500,000 and above, then where to invest: Georgia, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait or Egypt. For Georgia its 13 projects appear as photos to tick, and the last step takes a name, a phone number and an optional email; the banner says the team will reach out within 24 hours.

York Towers has six offices: Tbilisi, Riyadh, Jeddah, Al Khobar, Dubai and Doha, each listed with its address on the Locations page and pinned on its map. The Request a Call form starts with the branch, and the Contact Sales panel, a tab on the right edge on desktop and a bar at the foot of the screen on a phone, shows the local sales manager and a WhatsApp button for Georgia, Saudi Arabia, the UAE or Qatar. In the panel, the dialling code of the phone field changes with the branch.

Yes. The site is in English and Arabic, switched from the EN menu in the header. The Arabic version at yorktowers.com/ar reads right to left with the layout mirrored, and its WhatsApp button opens with a greeting in Arabic.

Vebses, a web studio in Tbilisi. We designed and built the site, including the project grid and map view, the project page template with its figures and payment plans, Find your match, the call and brochure forms, the Contact Sales panel and the Arabic version.

For a developer selling to investors abroad, yes. We would bring the York Towers approach: a portfolio with prices and construction progress, project pages that lead with the figures and the payment plan, enquiries routed to the right office, and a right-to-left version where the buyers read Arabic. The projects, the offices and the look would follow your business.