A property’s energy efficiency rating has a direct impact on its sale price in Luxembourg. Given comparable features, a well-rated house sells for more than an energy-inefficient one, as the buyer anticipates lower bills and fewer renovation works. This guide explains the link between energy efficiency rating and price, and helps you […]

The reservation agreement enables a buyer to reserve a property yet to be built before the notarised deed is signed. It describes the property, its estimated price and the main features of the development. If a deposit is required, it may not exceed 2 % of the estimated price and must comply with specific rules. The contract […]

A property scam often follows the same pattern: a very attractive price, a contact who is difficult to verify, and an urgent request for money. Before renting or buying, check the advert, the identity of the person you’re dealing with and whether the property actually exists. Above all, don’t let yourself be pressured into acting in a hurry. The Grand Ducal Police are warning in particular about […]

You know the value of your property, you have done some work to refurbish it... So you're ready to sell it! But the question now arises: should you go it alone, or with an estate agent? Selling privately: financially interesting but risky If you think that you are not [...]

You have decided to sell your property, that's it! However, before asking yourself how to put it up for sale, the important thing is to know its true value in order to sell it successfully. Here are the basics you need to know before publishing your ad. 1. know your market In Luxembourg, the property market is evolving [...]

You've done your visits, and that's it, you've found a serious buyer for your property. But the selling process doesn't end there. There are still a few steps to go before you receive the money for the property in your bank account. 1. The preliminary sale agreement This is the first step in your [...]

To mark the launch of its new magazine – the Autumn 2026 issue – atHome had the opportunity to speak with Claude Meisch, Minister for Housing and Spatial Planning, about the current state of the property market and the major housing challenges facing Luxembourg. Market recovery, new-builds, home ownership, housing […]

From 8 to 11 October, the Home Expo and National Housing Week return to Luxembourg for four days entirely dedicated to the home. Whether you’re looking to bring a major building project to fruition, completely revamp your interior design or simply find inspiration to freshen up a room, this event is a must-attend […]

A marked fall in prices for new flats, relative stability in the second-hand market and a rental market that continues to trend upwards year-on-year: these are the key takeaways from the third quarter of 2026. To analyse these trends, we have gathered the views of several industry experts: Pierre Clément (Nexvia) […]

In Luxembourg, whether you can rent a property whilst keeping a pet depends first and foremost on your tenancy agreement. If the tenancy agreement prohibits pets, that clause is legally valid. If it does not specify anything, you may, in principle, keep a pet, provided it does not cause a nuisance. Here is what the law says, the specific requirements for dogs and our advice […]

A property scam often follows the same pattern: a very attractive price, a contact who is difficult to verify, and an urgent request for money. Before renting or buying, check the advert, the identity of the person you’re dealing with and whether the property actually exists. Above all, don’t let yourself be pressured into acting in a hurry. The Grand Ducal Police are warning in particular about […]

During a property viewing, ask questions about any renovation work, energy efficiency, service charges, the owners’ association and the local area. Also check the fixtures and fittings and any available documentation. This information will help you compare properties, anticipate costs and decide whether the asking price truly reflects the property’s value. What questions should you ask during a property viewing? Here are […]

In Luxembourg, whether you can rent a property whilst keeping a pet depends first and foremost on your tenancy agreement. If the tenancy agreement prohibits pets, that clause is legally valid. If it does not specify anything, you may, in principle, keep a pet, provided it does not cause a nuisance. Here is what the law says, the specific requirements for dogs and our advice […]

Although Luxembourg residents consider renovating their homes to be a major lever in the fight against climate change, this is often hindered by preconceived ideas... which need to be corrected. For the inhabitants of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, energy renovation is a major lever in the fight against climate change. This is what [...]

A rapidly changing regulatory environment, fears about finding reliable service providers, subsidies that may be perceived as insufficient to cover the investment involved in energy renovation: despite a strong awareness of their assets, Luxembourg residents are reluctant to take the plunge into energy renovation. A European survey carried out by BNP Paribas with the Toluna institute - [...]