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How much money do you need to buy property

In this article, we take a quick look at real estate prices in Luxembourg.

Last time updated
17.04.24

Housing in Luxembourg is steadily rising in price; demand is high, and there are not enough offers. Therefore, buying property in the Grand Duchy is a major investment.

How much for the apartment

On average, you need about 422,000 euros. In the most popular areas, you may pay up to 500,000 euros for a one-bedroom apartment.

The average cost of an apartment in a commune of Luxembourg is more than 1 million euros. However, prices differ. So, this is the maximum amount that you can expect when buying a property in the areas of Dommeldange, Merle, Belair, Limpertsberg, Kirchberg, Sessange, Neudorf and Upper Town.

What is the cost of a house

The cost of houses starts at an average of 692,000 euros. Elite houses are much more expensive: 5-7 million euros and more.

Average price per square meter in Luxembourg

This ranges from 7,000 to 15,000 euros. The price depends on the area and proximity to the main infrastructures — roads, schools, parks, etc.

Average prices in neighboring communes include:

  • In Sandweiler: 8.180 euro/m²,
  • In Walferdange: 9.005 euro/m²,
  • In Hesperange: 8.999 euro/m²,
  • In Strassen: 10.068 euro/m²,
  • In Bertrange: 10.492 euro/m²;
Place to call home

If you're considering making Luxembourg your new home, we encourage you to explore our range of articles that look in depth at the different city communes and neighborhoods.

The farther from Luxembourg, the lower the price per square meter. For example, it’s 6.838 euros/m² in Esch-sur-Alzette and 6.950 euros/m² in Grevenmacher.

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