Real estate market

The new housing measures in Luxembourg announced in July 2026 could have a direct impact on future homeowners, young first-time buyers and investors. Collectively known as «Booster fir de Wunnengsbau», they aim to boost construction, make it easier to get on the property ladder and increase the housing supply […]

Mixed trends in sale prices, prices for new-build flats tending to stabilise after several quarters of decline, and a rental market that continues to trend upwards: these are the key takeaways from the second quarter of 2026. To analyse these trends, we have gathered the views of […]

In the second quarter of 2026, the Luxembourg property market continued to show contrasting trends across different segments. Existing houses recorded a slight increase (+2.7% Q3-Q2) compared with the previous quarter, whilst existing flats continued to adjust downwards (-1.4% Q3-Q2). New-build flats, meanwhile, showed a slight increase (+0.1 %), reflecting relative stability […]

The Chambre Immobilière du Luxembourg has announced a change in its organisation to better represent the various professions in the real estate sector. This transformation comes at a time when the real estate professions are becoming more specialised and are facing increasingly specific challenges. The aim is to enable each profession to [...]

A property project rarely begins with a visit or a signature - it often starts long before that. It often begins long before that, with a growing idea, a desire for change, a new start that you gradually imagine. Looking for a home is never just a matter of looking at advertisements. It's about looking at a neighbourhood, imagining your daily life, thinking about your family, your [...]

The Luxembourg property market is changing. To take stock of the major trends, we organised an exclusive webinar broadcast on Tuesday 12 May, bringing together four major players in the sector. For over an hour, the speakers answered a series of questions on the major dynamics of the property market in Luxembourg: [...].

For the first time in Luxembourg, an indicator is measuring the difference between the advertised price and the price actually paid when the sales agreement is signed. The Indice d'Ajustement des Prix (Price Adjustment Index) compares, for the same property, the asking price and the final compromise price. The result is that, on average, buyers pay 7.2% less [...]

Property search is evolving, and we're continuing to innovate to make the experience even simpler. Our platform is now available in ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence developed by OpenAI. With this integration, atHome becomes the first real estate platform in Luxembourg to offer this type of experience. Search for a property as if you were having a conversation With ChatGPT, you can now [...]

Sales prices continuing to adjust, a further fall in the prices of new flats in a still difficult environment, and a rental market that is stable overall but still under pressure: these are the key findings for the first quarter of 2026. To help us decipher these developments, we have gathered the views of several [...].