The Person Behind the Platform
Why Monaco — the story of building for the world's most exclusive property market.
Monaco is the strangest property market in the world. Two square kilometres, nine districts, a few hundred transactions a year — and it sets the price ceiling for every ultra-prime market from London to Singapore. Most of it happens behind closed doors, through relationships, at private-bank desks and FNAIM Monaco mandates that never touch a public portal.
This platform was built because I kept watching smart, well-capitalised buyers walk into Monaco with no structure — guessing at €/sqm, misreading residency rules, accepting the first mortgage offer a private bank slid across the table.
Every tool here exists because someone needed it and didn't have it. The registration tax calculator, because 4.5% plus 1% notary fees on a €10M deal is a €550k number you want to get right. The residency status checker, because the €500k deposit rule is simple but the rest is not. The yield heatmap, because a 2.4% yield in Carré d'Or tells a different story than 3.5% in Jardin Exotique — and both are "Monaco."
Built for the buyer who wants to understand Monaco before they commit to it.
What I Believe
Ultra-prime needs ultra-clarity
Monaco is opaque by design — deals happen at dinners, not on portals. This platform makes the structure visible: €/sqm by district, residency rules, private-bank mortgage math, all in one place.
Residency is a product, not a rumour
The €500k deposit, the qualifying property, the documentation, the timeline — the Monaco residency pathway is precise. Treating it like folklore costs months and fees that didn't need to be spent.
A small market still rewards rigour
340 listings, nine districts, a 2km² Principality. Monaco is tiny but not simple — and the buyers who win are the ones who bring the same analytical discipline they'd use on a public-market position.
Working the Monaco market? Let's talk.
Feedback on the tools, ideas for courses, partnerships, or just a chat about the Principality — direct line below.