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The world's costliest residential market and a tax residence for global families: 493 sales worth €5.9 billion in 2025, at an average resale price of €7.6 million (IMSEE, 2026).
The Territory
The addresses this Territory covers, in Monaco.
The world's costliest residential market and a tax residence for global families: 493 sales worth €5.9 billion in 2025, at an average resale price of €7.6 million (IMSEE, 2026).
Indicative prime price
€57,569 per m² on average across sales and resales in 2025; Larvotto €71,167 per m², Monte-Carlo €54,009 per m² (IMSEE, Observatoire de l'Immobilier 2025, published 2026).
Indicative only. Sources mix averages, asking prices and recent sales; the basis and year are given. Local-currency figures are as published; convert at the day's rate.
For who can buy, the taxes and the steps, read our Monaco real estate guide and Can foreigners buy property on the Mediterranean?
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Founding Partners
Each Territory has three Founding Partner places for luxury real estate agencies and three for developers. All six are open.
Places are filled first come, after approval. Founding Partners are presented side by side and in rotation, and every buyer who asks about this Territory is pointed to them. Partner pages are clearly marked as paid.
Buying here
Many buyers discover a place as guests, return to view homes in person and buy on a later visit. Start with our Monaco travel guide.
Many international buyers own before they ever visit: they view homes by video, work with a licensed agency and an independent lawyer, and sign from home where the law allows.
Funds, family offices and companies buy whole buildings and portfolios, working directly with the Founding Partner Agencies and Developers of this Territory.
Questions
Each Territory has up to three Founding Partner luxury real estate agencies and three Founding Partner developers, presented side by side on this page. All six places in Monaco are open today.
The rules are set country by country. Read our Monaco real estate guide and confirm the position with an independent lawyer before you commit.
Often, yes. Many buyers view homes by video, work with a licensed agency and a lawyer, and sign through a power of attorney where the law allows.
No. TheMediterranean.com is an advertising and media platform, not a real estate broker, agent or finder. We take no commission, and buyers contact Founding Partners directly. Partner pages are clearly marked as paid.
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Selected by TheMediterranean.com · Place du Casino, Monte-Carlo
View the ResortChecked 31 October 2026. Rules and rates change; confirm with a qualified lawyer and tax adviser before you buy. TheMediterranean.com is not a real estate broker, agent or finder, and nothing here is legal, tax or immigration advice.
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