| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Real estate development, communication, media |
| Founder | Antonio Caroli |
| Headquarters | 27, Boulevard d’Italie, Monaco |
Number of locations | Monaco, France |
| Website | caroli-realestate.com |
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The Caroli Group is a Monegasque diversified company. It encompasses real estate development, communication and media. It is headquartered in Monaco. [1]
The real estate company was founded by the engineer Antonio Caroli in the 1978. [2]
Since its founding in the 1970s, the company has built several residential buildings and luxury hotels in Monaco.
In 1973, Caroli Group built Le Mirabeau. [2]
In 1975, it completed the building of Hôtel Loews, now known as the Fairmont Monte Carlo. [2]
It also built La Réserve de Beaulieu & Spa in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, just outside Monaco. [2] It built the Monte Carlo Palace in 1988. [2] It also built Soleil d'Or and Terrasses du Port, two residential buildings. [2]
In 2015, the Caroli Group expanded the Antoine 1er dock by developing more buildings for 52 apartments and two museums for Euro 300 million. [3]
Its subsidiary Promocom was founded in 1988. [4] It is chaired by Francesco Caroli, Antonio Caroli's son, who serves as the Chairman of Sycom (syndicat patronal monégasque des professionnels de la communication). [4] It includes advertising, Sécurité Privée Monaco (private security), digital advertising, and event planning. [4]
It publishes L'Observateur de Monaco , a monthly magazine, and Monaco Hebdo , a weekly newspaper. [2]
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