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The district of Monte-Carlo has achieved a historic milestone, with property resales exceeding €1 billion for the first time. According to the latest figures released by IMSEE, total resale volume in 2025 reached €1.1 billion—marking a year-on-year surge of more than 40%.
Home to 314 residential buildings and over 453,000 square metres of living space, Monte-Carlo remains Monaco’s most substantial housing district. Its dominance is clearly reflected in market performance: 164 apartments changed hands in 2025, representing a 24.2% increase compared to 2024 and the strongest resale activity recorded since 2014. Nearly 40% of all resale transactions in the Principality took place within this single neighbourhood.
Other districts trailed behind. La Rousse recorded 100 resales, followed by La Condamine and Jardin Exotique. Meanwhile, areas such as Fontvieille and Monaco-Ville experienced slower activity.
The resurgence of Monte-Carlo aligns with a broader rise in prices across the Principality. The average resale price climbed to €7.6 million, up 26.8% in one year, while the median price reached €4 million. Notably, 22 transactions exceeded €20 million—an unprecedented figure since records began—confirming the sustained appetite for ultra-prime property in Monaco’s most iconic district.