€55 million
Penthouse in the Golden Square area, overlooking the bay
Foreigners can freely buy, lease, and sell real estate in Monaco, except for properties near the residence of the Prince of Monaco.
Statistics confirm the liquidity of investments: residential real estate prices grow every quarter by an average of 1.6%. Five years ago, an apartment of 100 m2 cost an average of €5.7 mln, and today it is sold for €7.5 mln.
€75,200
Average price per 1 m²
1.6%
Average price growth per quarter
6—12.5%
Associated costs, of the property value
€55 million
Penthouse in the Golden Square area, overlooking the bay
€20 million
Apartment in Monte Carlo, overlooking the bay
€10 million
Apartments outside Monte Carlo
Owners of residential property in Monaco can obtain a residence permit. The value of the property doesn’t matter. Residence permits are issued for 3 years with the possibility of extension.
Monaco does not have a government program for obtaining citizenship by purchasing real estate. Foreigners can obtain a Monegasque passport by naturalisation after 12 years of permanent residence in the country. In this case, foreigners must renounce their first citizenship.
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Material prepared by Igor Buglo, Head of the Maltese office, MBA
Real estate in Monaco is often considered a prestigious and potentially lucrative investment. Monaco is one of the world’s smallest countries, and available land for development is extremely limited. As a result, there is a high demand for real estate in Monaco, especially among affluent individuals seeking luxury properties in a prime location.
Foreigners can freely buy, lease, and sell real estate in Monaco, except for properties near the residence of the Prince of Monaco.
The average price per square metre for residential properties in Monaco was estimated to be around €80,000 or more, depending on the specific area and property type.
For example, luxury apartments in prime locations such as Monte Carlo, Larvotto, or Fontvieille can have prices ranging from several million euros to tens of millions of euros. Houses, villas, or penthouses with exceptional views, large living spaces, and high-end amenities command premium prices.
Because Monaco is considered a safe haven for investment, offering stability, security, and confidentiality for investors. Its favourable tax environment, political stability, and sophisticated infrastructure attract international investors seeking to diversify their portfolios and preserve wealth. The influx of global investment further fuels demand for property in Monaco and contributes to its high prices.