Property for sale in Monaco
Two square kilometres, no income tax and the most expensive residential market in the world. Supply is fixed; we track every release in Monte-Carlo, Larvotto and Fontvieille.
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New developments in Monaco
No off-plan launches listed here yet. Ask the local team about upcoming releases.
How buying works in Monaco
Taxes and fees
Registration duty of 4.5% for individuals plus about 1.5% notary fees. No annual property tax. Rental income is untaxed for Monaco residents.
Residency
Buy or rent a home, deposit around €500,000 in a Monaco bank, provide a clean record, and apply for a carte de séjour. Most applications clear within a few months.
Process
Offer, notarised compromis de vente with a 10% deposit, then the acte de vente two to three months later. All sales run through a Monaco notary.
Indicative figures. Rules change; your advisor confirms current rates before you commit.
Questions about buying in Monaco
Do I need to be a resident to buy in Monaco?+
No. Anyone can buy. Residency is a separate application that a purchase supports.
Why are prices so high?+
Fixed land supply, zero income tax and steady demand from residents. New supply comes only from reclamation and redevelopment.
Can I rent my apartment out?+
Yes. Residential lets are common; rental income is untaxed for residents.
Laurent Vidal
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