Yes. Monaco places no nationality restriction on property ownership, so US citizens can buy residential property freely. The catch is price: Monaco is among the worldโs most expensive property markets, with average resale prices running roughly โฌ50,000 to โฌ60,000 per square metre for standard mid-tier flats and โฌ80,000 to โฌ120,000+ per square metre for premium addresses (Carre dโOr, Monte Carlo, La Rousse). A modest 60 sq m one-bedroom typically sells for โฌ3 million to โฌ5 million; larger family flats in premium buildings start at โฌ10 million and routinely exceed โฌ30 million. Transaction costs add roughly 7 to 9 percent (notary fees, registration duties). Property purchase does not automatically grant residency, but does satisfy the accommodation requirement for a residence application. For the full cost picture, see our Monaco cost of living page.
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Can a US citizen buy a house in Monaco?
Country Europe
Updated November 2026