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Ils paient un meublé touristique pour quelques jours et décident de ne plus partir. Si le scénario a de quoi inquiéter les propriétaires, les professionnels du secteur dénoncent un emballement médiatique et appellent à la mesure : ces cas restent très rares et, bien souvent, liés à des erreurs de gestion. Explications.

They book a furnished holiday rental for a few days—and then decide not to leave. While the scenario is enough to make any property owner nervous, industry professionals warn against media hysteria and call for perspective: such cases remain extremely rare and are often the result of management errors. Explanations.

Actuellement au nombre de 34, les centres d’affaires (ou business centers) sont devenus des acteurs à part entière du développement économique de la Principauté. Qu’est-ce qui fait leur succès ? Quels tarifs pratiquent-ils ? Qui sont leurs clients ? Le marché, bien que répondant à un besoin bien réel, atteint-il ses limites ? Réponses.

Now numbering 34, business centers have become fully fledged players in Monaco’s economic development. What explains their success? What pricing strategies do they use? Who are their clients? And although the market clearly answers a genuine need, is it reaching its limits? We take a closer look.

Long allowed to operate within a highly advantageous tax framework, property dealers have played a major role in driving prices up in the Principality. By purchasing, carrying out minimal renovations, and reselling with substantial capital gains, some made speculation their business model. The law passed in July 2024 has changed the dynamics: reduced benefits, reinforced obligations, and tighter regulation. One year on, the market appears to be regaining balance.

Good news for investors: in Monaco, rental yields are showing a modest rebound, reaching nearly 3% in some cases. This uptick is largely driven by the sharp rise in rents, even though in the Principality, capital appreciation remains the cornerstone of any real estate investment.

Demand has never been higher… In 2024 and 2025, rental prices in Monaco’s property market have surged, family apartments have become scarce, and waiting lists have grown longer than ever. The Principality is currently experiencing an unprecedented rental wave.

Faced with an acute housing shortage and worsening transport congestion, some Monegasque companies are now purchasing — or even building — residential property in neighboring French towns to accommodate their employees and remain competitive in the labor market.

In the Principality, new property developments are snapped up from the earliest stages of construction. A dynamic market, driven by both fiscal and technical advantages. Here’s what you need to know.

In 2024 and 2025, Monaco’s new-build property market has reached unprecedented levels, setting record-breaking figures. Here’s what you need to know.