
Investing in Monaco is not given to anyone. The minimum ticket to enter excludes a large part of classic real estate investors. Nevertheless, buying in the Principality almost always equals a good investment.
We shall explain why...
Monegasque real estate enjoys an atypical environment that is almost impermeable to worldwide economic fluctuations. Extremely safe, the Monegasque market maintains remarkable stability thanks to the rarity of properties for sale and apartments for rent in Monaco, as well as the near impossibility of finding available land — a situation that is almost unmatched anywhere else. This unique factor offers investors the kind of security they need for expensive or long-term investments.
Living on the French Riviera, especially in Monaco is considered as a dream or a goal by many. A prised and privileged information, the Principality and its secluded pleasure are timeless. The huge majority of buildings offer an unbeatable view over the Mediterranean with its Alpine mountains in the background. A scenery that only the Côte d'Azur can offer. This idyllic backdrop has never diminished the interest of investors in Monaco, reinforcing the growing demand for prestigious properties.
Thanks to its city-state status, the Principality of Monaco benefits from one of the most advantageous tax regimes in the world. In addition to taxation, a panel of financial incentives has been approved by the Monegasque government. All residents of the Principality (except French citizens) are exempt from tax, and capital gains are barely taxed. A real paradise for wealthy investors. And last but not least, the absence of inheritance tax and wealth tax should convince even the most reluctant investors that Monaco is the right place to invest.
Conclusion: investing in Monaco is a safe and profitable choice.

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