In 2025, the Principality of Monaco once again confirms its position as one of the most resilient and exclusive real estate markets worldwide.
According to the latest Observatory published by the Institut Monégasque de la Statistique et des Études Économiques (IMSEE), 493 transactions were recorded during the year, with a total volume of €5.9 billion in sales and resales.
These figures highlight not only market stability, but also Monaco’s enduring ability to attract international capital.
Average Price per Square Meter: Above €57,000
The average price per square meter reached €57,569, maintaining exceptionally high levels.
This is not a temporary spike, but rather confirmation of a structural trend driven by:
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Limited supply
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Global demand
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Strong capital preservation
The Most Exclusive Districts
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Larvotto remains the most expensive area, with prices exceeding €71,000 per square meter.
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Monte-Carlo follows with an average of €54,009 per square meter.
Larvotto stands out for its seafront luxury residences and recent redevelopment projects, making it a prime choice for ultra-high-net-worth buyers.
Monte-Carlo remains the historic and symbolic heart of the Principality, offering prestige, centrality, and proximity to world-class services.
What Do These Numbers Mean for Investors?
Monaco’s property market is characterized by:
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Long-term capital preservation
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Highly qualified international demand
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Scarce and controlled supply
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Attractive fiscal framework
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Strong liquidity in prime assets
Investing in Monaco is not speculative. It is a strategic allocation for capital protection.