Monte-Carlo breaks €1 billion in property resales in record 2025

On Monday 16 February, the Monegasque Institute of Statistics (IMSEE) unveiled the figures from its Real Estate Observatory for the year 2025. Among the key findings: Monte Carlo is returning to a level of activity not seen in over ten years.

With 314 buildings and 453,500 m² of living space, Monte Carlo is the neighbourhood with the most housing in Monaco. It is ahead of La Rousse (389,300 m²), and together these two neighbourhoods account for more than 40% of the Principality’s total residential space. This weight in the property market is logically reflected in market activity.

A strong comeback on the resale market

After several lacklustre years, Monte-Carlo recorded 164 resales in 2025 (+24.2% compared to 2024). This is quite simply the highest figure since 2014. Nearly two out of five apartments resold in the Principality were in this neighbourhood.

In terms of prices, the milestone is just as symbolic: the total value of resales in Monte Carlo exceeded €1 billion for the first time, reaching €1.1 billion to be precise, an increase of more than 40% year-on-year.

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Far ahead of other neighbourhoods

No other area of the Principality has shown such momentum. La Rousse comes in second with 100 resales, followed by La Condamine (44) and Jardin Exotique (41). Conversely, Fontvieille, Les Moneghetti and Monaco-Ville have seen a decline in the number of transactions. In total, Monte-Carlo alone accounts for nearly 35% of the value of all resales in Monaco in 2025.

Average prices soaring

This dynamic is accompanied by a sharp rise in prices across the Principality. The average resale price now stands at €7.6 million, up 26.8% year-on-year, driven in particular by the arrival on the market of recent luxury properties. The median price stands at €4 million. Another sign of the market’s move upmarket is that 22 resales exceeded €20 million in 2025, a record since the Observatory was created.