Rent

The property market in Luxembourg in 2025 has a number of special features that will influence the choices made by buyers and tenants. With prices stabilising and interest rates falling in recent months, buying conditions are becoming more favourable once again. The extension of certain tax measures is also helping potential buyers. Buying or renting, [...]

If you rent out a house or flat that you own, the resulting rental income is taxable on your Luxembourg tax return. This applies to all residents who have a property to rent in Luxembourg or abroad, as well as to cross-border commuters who have a property to rent in Luxembourg [...]

When you sign your rental agreement with the owner of a property, you are entering into a contract that sets out the rights and obligations of the tenant and the landlord. As a tenant, what are they? We take a look at the situation. The first duty of a tenant: to pay the rent A regular situation in the rent office is a [...]

Demand for rental flats in Luxembourg is very high. If you want to stand out from the crowd, you'll need a solid dossier. Here's what you need to do to prepare your rental file properly and convince your future landlord that he should rent his property to you. Make sure your dossier is more than [...]

Leaving the nest or expanding your family, starting or restarting a story, often means changing accommodation. What are the essential checks to make before signing your lease? Looking around the area Before you even visit a property you have found, think about looking around the area to see if it is suitable for you.

Investing in residential rental property in Luxembourg is a good way to prepare for retirement or to build up your assets. This investment can be a very profitable operation in a Luxembourg property market that is very dynamic. With a growing number of residents and a real estate supply that is struggling to absorb the increase in the number of [...]

Rental charges are the costs associated with the use of the rented property and are payable in addition to the rent. Your landlord is entitled to charge them to you. What are rental charges and how are they calculated? The different forms of service charges When renting a flat or house, the tenant must pay the service charges [...].

Anyone wishing to end their tenancy must notify their landlord or estate agent. They must also give notice. How do you go about leaving your rented property? Can you give notice by sending an e-mail to your landlord? What is the notice period? The first thing to remember is that, in most [...]

Financing a rental guarantee, rent subsidy or renting subsidised accommodation... these are all housing aids put in place by the State to facilitate access to housing in Luxembourg. Housing aid no. 1: Aid for financing a rental guarantee This is granted to people who wish to rent accommodation, but who do not have the necessary means to do so.