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Monaco seeks new powers to control property sales and redevelopment on the Rock

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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The Government of Monaco submitted a bill to the National Council on October 8, 2026. The legislation seeks new powers to intervene in property sales, restrict changes of use, and control redevelopment in Monaco-Ville. The government argues that existing laws are insufficient to prevent property speculation and commercial development from threatening the historic neighborhood.

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Why it matters

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The bill introduces a new legal framework to protect residential properties, local businesses, and historic buildings in Monaco-Ville. This action is aimed at curbing the transformation of the Rock from a residential area into one increasingly shaped by property investment and tourism.

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Who's involved

  • MonacoThe microstate whose government submitted the bill to protect its historic areas.
  • National CouncilThe legislative body of Monaco receiving the bill.
  • Christophe MirmandMinister of State who presented the legislation to the National Council.

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