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Three figures to understand Monaco

An immediate overview of Monaco through three key facts.

Population (2024)

38,423 residents

Source(s) : Monaco Statistics, 2024 Population census

GDP (2024)

10,279.0 in millions of current euros

Source(s) : Monaco Statistics

Employment (2024)

65,680 employees

Source(s) : Human Resources and Training Department, Caisses Sociales de Monaco, Monaco Statistics

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Monaco in Figures 2025

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Real-Estate Observatory

The aim of this Observatory is to provide information on the activity of the real estate market in Monaco, and more specifically that of the private residential sector, and its evolution over the last ten years.

February 16, 2026

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Our latest publications

Barometer - Manufacturing industry and craft

12/03/2026

Barometer – Retail trade

12/03/2026

Infographic - Demographics of Monegasques

10/03/2026

Infographic - Women and corporate governance

06/03/2026

Infographic - Civil service workforce

03/03/2026

Focus - Weather

24/02/2026

Real-Estate Observatory

16/02/2026

Infographic - Real Estate Observatory

16/02/2026

Violence against women in Monaco

20/01/2026

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Our events

Monaco Statistic releases the 2025 edition of its Real Estate Observatory

The Monegasque Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (Monaco Statistics - IMSEE) has published the latest edition of its Real Estate Observatory, in the presence of Ms Céline Caron-Dagioni, Minister of Public Works, the Environment and Urban Development, and Mr Pierre-André Chiappori, Minister of Finance and Economy.©️Direction de la Communication – Manuel VitaliAlexandre Bubbio also presented the new method for estimating the price per square metre in the Principality: “In the particularly dynamic context of the Monegasque real estate market, units from newly completed developments quickly enter the resale market and significantly affect observed price levels. As a result, the method used to calculate the price per square metre has been revised to take into account not only resales but also initial sales, as well as the construction period of the properties. It is now based on a linear regression statistical model applied to all transactions for which surface area data are available.”In 2025, the real estate market recorded 493 transactions, an increase of 5.8% compared with 2024. The total value of sales and resales amounted to €5.9 billion, remaining stable at the record level reached the previous year.Find all the results of the study here.

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55th meeting of Monaco Economic Board members!

55th meeting of Monaco Economic Board members! This evening event gave us the opportunity to present the new NAF to nearly 450 economic stakeholders in the Principality.It was a chance for valuable discussions in an exceptional setting. A big thank you to the teams at MEB and Jimmy'z. https://youtu.be/mhcbWcBZhWwfalse16/9

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The Monaco Statistics website gets a makeover

To mark its 15th anniversary, Monaco Statistics is delighted to unveil its new website, thanks to the support of the Interministerial Delegation for Digital Transition.More modern, more user-friendly, and more intuitive, this new site has been designed to facilitate access to statistical data, improve the readability of content, and offer smoother navigation, regardless of the device used (computer, tablet, or smartphone).This redesign is part of Monaco Statistics' commitment to strengthening the dissemination of statistical information, increasing transparency, and offering ever more powerful tools to institutions, professionals, and the general public.We invite you to discover this new site and explore all its features.Happy browsing! 🎉  

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Transition to NAF 2025

 Since 1 January 2026, the French classification of activities - NAF 2025 - has been applied in the Principality of Monaco, replacing NAF 2008.As a result, Monaco Statistics has updated the NAF codes and Statistical Identification Numbers (NISs) for all establishments in the Principality.Monaco Statistics has shared the new NISs with the various relevant Departments of the Prince's Government and with the Caisses Sociales de Monaco. This change is transparent for businesses, which do not need to take any action with these entities.Monaco Statistics is also taking advantage of this new classification system to adapt its major economic sectors (MESs). There are three major changes to note:“Professional, scientific and technical activities” and “Administrative and support service activities” has become two distinct MESs;“Arts, sports and recreation”, previously included in “Other service activities”, has become an MES of its own;The names of several MES have been updated.Following these revisions, there are now fourteen MESs. This new structure provides a more accurate representation of the Principality's economy, while ensuring a more balanced distribution of the main economic aggregates.You can download the complete NAF 2025 structure here: 

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Our upcoming publications

18March 2026

Quaterly Economic Report Q4 2025

Economic bulletins

20March 2026

Infographic: Private-sector employees 2025

Infographics & Focus

31March 2026

Infographic: Population census 2025

Infographics & Focus

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Institut Monégasque de la Statistique et des Études Économiques

Institut Monégasque de la Statistique et des Études Économiques
9 rue du Gabian
98000 Monaco

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de 9h30 à 17h00

Phone :

(+377) 98 98 98 88

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