The area is surely best known for its sparkling Monte Carlo Casino and the Monaco National Opera on the famous square, where the most luxurious sports cars and hundreds of beautiful people from all over the world flock every day. The most famous part of Monte Carlo is the Carré d'Or, which is known for its exquisite Hôtel de Paris, Hermitage, Métropole and Fairmont hotels and its concentration of the most luxurious boutiques. Living in Monte Carlo means being in the center of all events in the Principality, within walking distance of casinos and hotels, the Café de Paris, the Métropole shopping center, and boutiques. Most banks are also in the area.
The Hôtel de Paris is nearing completion of a total renovation and the adjacent 7-building "One Monte-Carlo" modern architecture project which will house new offices, luxury boutiques, 30 luxury apartments and a congress center. It is no coincidence that about a quarter of the total number of properties purchased in this area. It also has the largest building area (791,000 sq.m.).
Monte Carlo also has the highest concentration of commercial real estate, 36% of the total number of commercial premises. Residential real estate in the golden square, which is within walking distance of the Casino Square and the world-famous Hôtel de Paris, enjoys the greatest popularity among buyers. The global renovation of the Casino Square quarter caused a real boom among the richest investors in the world in pursuit of the "golden" meters. View apartments on the casino, the port with the new yacht club and the palace of the prince and the sea are the most expensive.
The main residential complexes: Sun Tower, Park Palace, Mirabeau, Petit Afrique, Les Floralies, Monte-Carlo Star, Monte-Carlo Palace, Millefiori, Montaigne, Georges V- price per square meter in which can easily reach € 100 thousand.
Prestigious restaurants: Luis XV, Le Vistamar, Le Gril, Joël Robuchon, Yoshi, Buddha-Bar, L'Hirondelle Thermes Marins, La Marée, Odyssey, Bagatelle, Rampoldi, La Piazza.
