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Will the Millionaire Boom Keep Driving Monaco Property Prices Higher?

Nearly one million new millionaires worldwide in a single year, and a 2.08 km² country that will never gain a single square metre more. My reading of the UBS 2026 report, and what it means for Monaco property prices over the coming decade.

Monaco Real Estate: Is €100,000 per m² Becoming the New Norm?

Monaco apartments now trade above 100,000 € per m², against an average of 57,569 € (IMSEE 2025). An analysis of a shift at the very top of the market.

The most expensive apartment in the world: Mareterra (Le Renzo) or Tour Odéon?

The world of luxury real estate never ceases to surprise us with ever more exceptional properties. And today, it is in the heart of the Principality of Monaco that we take you, to discover an unparalleled property: the Penthouse of the Odeon Tower. Considered the most expensive apartment in the world, it offers an extraordinary living experience.

Monaco Real Estate 2026: capital concentration reshapes the market

In 2026 Monaco’s property market remains resilient yet enters a phase of strategic reshaping, characterised by a polarisation of values, shifting buyer profiles and a redefinition of its urban hubs.

The real impact of the grey list on the real estate market

The FATF's grey list has not caused a drop in prices or a drop in real estate transactions in Monaco. Its impact is mainly banking and administrative, without calling into question the fundamentals of the market.

Real estate in Monaco in 2026

In 2026, the Monegasque real estate market remains driven by solid economic and demographic fundamentals. The most recent data confirm a rare stability in international premium markets.

Pope Leo XIV in Monaco

Pope Leo XIV's visit to Monaco on 28 March 2026 is the first papal visit since 1538, i.e. nearly 488 years of absence, and marks a historic event of exceptional proportions. A sufficiently rare event to immediately place Monaco at the centre of international attention.

Why champions like Duplantis live in Monaco

Armand Duplantis has just made Monaco his home. Behind the knee-jerk reaction that reduces this choice to a tax story lies a reality we observe every week among the world's sporting elite, and it is far more interesting.

Two Couples, One Apartment: the Cohabitation Trend Reaching Monaco

With rents up 8 to 15%, some couples are choosing to share the same apartment without giving up Monegasque residency. What the administration accepts, and what we observe on the ground.

La Condamine Monaco: why this district is experiencing a boom in interest

Long perceived as the commercial heart of Monaco, La Condamine is changing its status. Around the Place d’Armes market and Port Hercule, the district now attracts a clientele seeking both the authenticity of local life and the standards of ultra-premium real estate.

Middle East Instability: Dubai’s Fortunes Look to Monaco

Recent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have led certain wealthy families based in Dubai to consider establishing a residence in Monaco, widely regarded as one of the most stable and secure jurisdictions in Europe for international residents and long-term wealth preservation.

Switzerland vs Monaco: Why Wealthy Swiss are Moving to the Principality

This article, born from the observation of our Monaco real estate agency Petrini Exclusive Real Estate Monaco, notes a change in its clientele—particularly the increasing arrival of Swiss families being assisted in purchasing their future apartment in the Principality. We propose to analyze why more and more Swiss millionaires are choosing Monaco.

Proposed Law No. 276 in Monaco

Proposed Law No. 276 marks a turning point for owners holding real estate in Monaco through a foreign company. Its objective is clear: to put an end to opaque structures and encourage more transparent property ownership in the Principality.

The rights of same-sex couples in Monaco

Today, the Principality finds itself at a pivotal moment—fragile in its current position and pressured by rapidly evolving European standards. This factual analysis shows a country confronting rising social expectations and an increasingly demanding continental dynamic, even as its family law remains one of the least protective in Europe.

Sinner Monte Carlo: the reasons (in addition to taxes) why Jannik lives here

Reducing this choice to a mere economic calculation is superficial. Monte Carlo has been the logistical heart of world tennis for years, with state-of-the-art courts, an ideal microclimate for training 10 months a year and an international community of champions. Sinner has built his operations center here

Monaco real estate law: sector reform 2025

Filed on September 24, 2025, draft law no. 271 modernises the legal framework for real estate in Monaco, strengthens transparency and professionalises the stakeholders in the sector.

EES Monaco 2025 : towards 100 % digital frontiers

From 12 October 2025, every entry or exit from the Schengen area will be digitally registered via the new EES (Entry/Exit System).

Will Dubai lose its status as a tax haven?

In 2025, Dubai's tax model will change: a federal tax of 9% already applies to profits above AED 375,000, a minimum rate of 15% will come into force for multinationals in accordance with OECD rules

Billionaires' Triangle in Monaco: definition and analysis

The Billionaires' Triangle in Monaco, a concept introduced in 2026 by Eugenia Petrini, refers to the strategic axis linking the Monte‑Carlo Casino, the Metropole and Mareterra, which has become the heart of Monaco's ultra‑prime real‑estate segment.

SBM Monaco: New One Monte-Carlo on the Terrasses du Casino

Today, SBM is continuing its real estate expansion with new large-scale projects. The group has announced that it wants to redevelop the area where the Edmond de Rothschild bank is located, between the Thermes Marins and the Hôtel de Paris, to make it an ultra-luxury residential and commercial complex. He nurtured the project of building a second " One Monte-Carlo " on the terraces of the Casino, thus strengthening the Principality's appeal to a demanding international clientele.

New Constructions in Monaco in 2025: A Complete Guide

In 2025, Monaco continues to assert itself as one of the most exclusive and dynamic destinations in the world, thanks to a series of new constructions that are redefining its urban landscape. For decades, the Principality has attracted an international clientele due to its exceptional living environment, Mediterranean climate, and tax advantages. Today, it further enhances its appeal with ambitious real estate projects that combine luxury, modernity, and innovation.

Projects like Bay House, Le Lido, Villa Ninetta, Maison Valentina, and Villa Lucia demonstrate how Monaco manages to maintain a balance between tradition and innovation. The scarcity of real estate offerings, coupled with strong demand, ensures that prices will remain high, making these new projects safe and strategic investments.

Beau Rivage Monaco: Elevation and Restyling on Port Hercules

In the heart of Monaco, an exceptional transformation is underway, reinventing the urban landscape with elegance and sophistication. The Beau Rivage building, an architectural icon since 1961, is about to begin a new era of splendour through an ambitious elevation project.

Neuehouse Monaco: Transformation and Innovation at the Portier

The Neuehouse project. Located in the prestigious Portier district, this project promises to transform the space formerly occupied by the Ni Box, a leisure centre for young people, into a modern and dynamic living space. In the heart of urban development, Neuehouse aims to be more than just a workspace; It's a fusion of culture, innovation, and friendliness. Designed to blend naturally into the Mareterra landscape, this new complex embodies Monaco's ambition to remain at the forefront of urban and cultural innovation. With the participation of renowned architects Emmanuel Deverini, the project aims to create an environment where work, leisure and culture come together harmoniously.

A Major Project to Streamline Access to Monaco

The Principality of Monaco is seeking to solve its road traffic problem by proposing a major project: the creation of a 3000-space park-and-ride facility in Èze, on the Brasca site. This initiative aims to improve the mobility of the thousands of employees who travel daily to and from France to Monaco

Lewis Hamilton in Monaco: where does he really live, and why Monaco?

Lewis Hamilton lives in the Larvotto district. Discover his story with the Principality since 1998, his neighbourhood and why champions choose Monaco.

Charles Leclerc's wedding in Monaco

Yes, Charles Leclerc got married on February 28, 2026 in Monaco in a private civil ceremony organized in complete discretion.

Monaco versus the world: what can you buy with €1 million?

With €1 million, an investor can buy between 70 and 140 m² in most major world capitals… except in Monaco, where that amount is enough for just 20 m². Petrini Real Estate Monaco unpacks this fascinating paradox.

Mareterra Monaco, the most expensive district in the world

The most expensive district in the world is located in Monaco: Mareterra. Inaugurated at the end of 2024, this new ultra-luxurious area of 6 hectares recovered from the sea has unparalleled real estate prices

Vanity Fair celebrates Grace Kelly in Monaco, Petrini agency among guests

At dusk on 22 July 2025, the Monte-Carlo Beach was dressed in lights. Between the umbrella pines and the ochre hues of the sunset over the Mediterranean, Vanity Fair France and the Société des Bains de Mer invited, for a private evening, those who make the new glamorous face of the Principality shine.

Petrini, Monegasque real estate agency, in 50 Minutes Inside

On Saturday, June 7, 2025, TF1 will broadcast a new report in the program 50 Minutes Inside – Le Mag, around a central theme: "Why is Monaco always a dream? ». On this occasion, the TF1 editorial team has chosen to devote a segment to Petrini Exclusive Real Estate Monaco, a family real estate agency located in the heart of the Principality.

The Monte Carlo Beach Club: a luxury seaside oasis

The Monte Carlo Beach Club is an exceptional destination for beach and luxury enthusiasts. Located in the Bay of Cap-Martin, at the edge of the Principality, this prestigious establishment offers a private beach and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.

Monte-Carlo or Monaco: what each name actually means

Monte-Carlo is neither a city nor another name for Monaco: it is one of the districts of the Principality, the one built around Casino Square. Here is what each name covers, where the district sits on Monegasque soil, where its name comes from and how to use both without getting them wrong.

The flag of Monaco: history, colours and meaning of a sovereign symbol

Two bands, red over white, and yet an entire country behind them. The flag of Monaco tells of eight centuries of Grimaldi rule and the identity of a sovereign state that many still mistake for a French town.

Stars of Monaco: the return of a cult address on Port Hercule

Stars of Monaco is moving to the address long associated with Stars'N'Bars, one of Monaco's most popular venues. More than just a restaurant, this return marks the rebirth of an emblematic meeting point of Port Hercule.

Mareterra Monaco: One Year After the Inauguration

One year after its inauguration, Mareterra stands out as a structuring urban project for Monaco, generating significant economic value creation and redefining the standards of ultra‑prime real estate.

The Wine Cellars of the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo

The Cellars of the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, located under the green gardens of one of the most prestigious hotels in the world, are much more than just a place to store bottles. It is a true wine sanctuary, a magical destination that we invite you to discover.

Some Dutch people are looking at Monaco in 2026 for their taxation

Some wealthy Dutch people are considering Monaco in 2026 in the context of a transition in the taxation of wealth in the Netherlands. The box 3 system remains based on a flat-rate return taxed at 36%, while a reform towards a real income tax is planned for 2028, which reduces tax predictability for certain international assets.

Air rights in Monaco: understanding the right to raise buildings

In Monaco, the scarcity of land has given rise to a unique concept in the European property landscape: air rights.

Paolo Petrini invited by Nova Lectio

Paolo Petrini, from Petrini Exclusive Real Estate Monaco, takes part in a documentary by Nova Lectio dedicated to the history and exceptional real estate of the Principality. A recognized expert in the Monegasque real estate market, he shares an in-depth analysis to discover in this video.

Best real estate agent Monaco

In Monaco, even more so than elsewhere, a good real estate agent must also be able to offer you a selection of off-market properties, usually inaccessible to the public. 

Comprehensive Guide to Mixed-Use Apartments in Monaco

You’re looking to live in Monaco while also basing your professional activity there? The mixed-use regime allows you to combine housing and work within the same apartment, subject to conditions set by urban planning and co-ownership regulations. This complete guide explains the rules you need to know, the steps to follow, and the pitfalls to avoid to legally use a mixed-use property in the Principality.

What are business assets in Monaco and how to invest?

Buying business assets in Monaco is a unique process, with legal specificities particular to the Principality that differ significantly from those in other countries. In France, commercial law clearly distinguishes between commercial property (the real estate) and the business assets (the commercial activity itself, including tangible and intangible assets but excluding the real estate). This distinction is also present in England, Germany, and Italy, but with variations in terminology and practices.