Real Estate

Discover smart buyer tips for long-term value in Monaco real estate. Learn what features - sea views, private parking, prime locations - are worth paying extra for.1. Unobstructed Sea ViewsIn Monaco, a panoramic Mediterranean view is more than a luxury - it’s an enduring asset. Properties with uninterrupted sea views command higher prices and remain in constant demand, making them a wise investment...

Monaco isn’t just a prestigious address - it’s a way of life. With its vibrant cultural scene, natural beauty, and unparalleled experiences, every day here feels extraordinary. Its prime location offers seamless access to the world, with Nice International Airport and Monacair premium helicopter transfers ensuring effortless travel. Plus, Monaco is the only place where you can visit three countries in...

Monaco’s real estate market is renowned for its sky-high price per square meter, and as space becomes an increasingly valuable commodity, making the most of your home is key. Whether you live in a cozy studio or a multi-room apartment, there are countless ways to create the illusion of more space. In this guide, we’ll share practical interior design tips to help you maximize your living area. From...

Monaco has long been recognized as an environmentally-friendly nation, especially under the leadership of HSH Prince Albert II. His commitment to the planet is evident through numerous initiatives, particularly the Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco, which focuses on preserving the environment and fostering sustainable development locally and globally.A key element of Monaco's sustainability plan is...

Introducing Bay House, a new standard of sophisticated living in Monaco's prestigious Larvotto neighbourhood. This exceptional development comprises 5 exclusive villas and more than 50 apartments, redefining the standards of luxury.All the residences in Bay House will include three to six bedrooms, spacious entertaining areas, and south-facing wraparound balconies with breathtaking panoramic views. Each...

The number of people settling in or wanting to move to Monaco has increased over the last decades. Yet, Monaco, covering barely more than 2 km², remains smaller than the size of New York's Central Park. Running out of space, the world's second smallest country first tackled the issue with its pioneer offshore project back in 1907. This was the first land expansion into the Mediterranean Sea which birthed...