Driven by extremely limited supply and sustained international demand, Monaco’s residential market reached unprecedented valuation levels in 2025, according to the latest data published by IMSEE.
This performance is primarily explained by the market’s structural scarcity. In 2025, the new-build segment recorded fewer than 70 transactions, yet generated a cumulative transaction volume exceeding €2.5 billion, pushing the average transaction value above €40 million. These figures clearly illustrate the ultra-high-end positioning of the Principality, where each transaction involves exceptional capital values.
The resale market confirms the same trend. With more than 320 transactions recorded over the year, total sales value surpassed the €2 billion threshold for the first time, setting a historic record. In Monaco, price formation is driven above all by qualitative factors — location, views, floor level and building quality — far more than by the age of the property.
Beyond the numbers, Monaco benefits from unique fundamentals: an extremely limited territory, long-standing institutional stability and enduring international appeal. For many buyers, Monaco real estate represents a rare and secure patrimonial asset, approached with a long-term investment perspective rather than a purely opportunistic strategy.
While newly delivered or ongoing projects do contribute additional supply, they are never sufficient to absorb overall demand. This persistent imbalance explains why, year after year, Monaco continues to set new records, firmly establishing itself as one of the most exclusive and most expensive residential markets in the world.
In Summary
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Official figures confirm record-breaking property prices in Monaco in 2025.
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Extremely limited supply combined with strong international demand, continues to exert upward pressure on valuations.
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Monaco remains firmly positioned as one of the world’s most exclusive residential markets.
