Real estate market

After rising for several quarters, sales prices began to stabilise in the third quarter of 2025, while the rental market confirmed its trend towards equilibrium. The new-build segment, meanwhile, remains more fragile. To decipher these trends, we have gathered the views of a number of specialists [...].

The third quarter of 2025 marks a transitional phase for the Luxembourg property market. After several quarters of increases, sales prices are beginning to stabilise, while the rental market confirms its trend towards equilibrium. This phase illustrates a slowdown observed this quarter, while maintaining an annual upward trend. The [...]

It's now confirmed: according to the results of an ILRES study carried out in March 2025, 9 out of 10 people in Luxembourg are familiar with atHome.lu. A figure that testifies to the place our platform now occupies in the daily lives of Luxembourgers. For more than 20 years, our objective has remained the same: to support every property project, by [...]

The Luxembourg property market is changing. To take stock of the major trends, we organised an exclusive webinar on Thursday 17 July, bringing together two major players in the sector: for 50 minutes, the speakers answered a series of questions on the dynamics of the existing property market, the new-build market, and [...].

The second quarter of 2025 confirms signs of a gradual recovery in the Luxembourg property market. After the end of 2024 was marked by an influx of transactions linked to temporary tax incentives, the experts agree that activity will pick up again, particularly in the existing property segment. To help us decipher these developments, we have collected the [...]

The second quarter of 2025 saw a continuation of the recovery that began at the start of the year, with an increase in selling prices and a turnaround in the rental market. This trend is indicative of a revival in activity, although the dynamics continue to vary from segment to segment and region to region. On the sales side, prices of existing homes are [...]

The first quarter of 2025 marks a turning point for the Luxembourg property market, with a slight recovery in sales prices and an adjustment in the rental market, following the marked increase in sales in the last quarter of 2024. After a period of stabilisation, prices of existing homes rose by +3.51TP3Q compared with the [...].

Luxembourg's property market is set to pick up again in 2025. After a period of slowdown, many conditions are now favourable for buyers, with competitive interest rates, a wider range of properties on offer and property prices stabilising. What's more, tax incentives will remain in place until mid-2025, making this the ideal time to [...]

In 2024, the Luxembourg property market experienced a phase of stabilisation in prices, although there were contrasting trends according to sector and region. Published prices for existing houses fell by -2.6 1Q3 compared with the end of 2023, while prices for existing flats fell by [...].